Public Health

Across the province, public health officials work together to protect the health of Manitobans in many ways such as monitoring different diseases and educating Manitobans on ways to protect their health.

Public health serves the needs of individuals and families by providing information, guidance and support on topics such as pre- and post-natal care, infant nutrition, healthy child development, immunizations, sexually transmitted diseases and healthy living and disease prevention. (See the navigation to your right for more information on these public health activities.)

Public Health Programs and supports can be accessed by contacting your local Community Health Office.

Community Health Office locations can be found on our Find Us page.

2025 Health Status of Manitobans Report

The 2025 Health Status of Manitobans Report, A Healthier Manitoba for All, was prepared by Dr. Brent Roussin and released by the Office of the Chief Provincial Public Health Officer. The report is complementary to the 2024 Regional Health Authorities (RHA) Indicators Atlas, a comprehensive data study released by the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy (MCHP) at the University of Manitoba. Together, the reports provide a clear picture of Manitobans’ health, where progress is emerging and where long-standing inequities still require attention.

To read the 2025 Health Status of Manitobans Report, visit: www.gov.mb.ca/cppho/reports.

To read MCHP’s 2024 RHA Indicators Atlas, visit: http://mchp-appserv.cpe.umanitoba.ca/deliverable.php?referencePaperID=88776.