About...

The Neighborhood Health Services is made up of Public Health Nurses, Social Workers and Outreach Workers who work in the community to help Columbus citizens improve their health.

In order to serve the Columbus community, staff are assigned to one of the 4 Neighborhood Pride Center areas. All are familiar with the areas and available governmental and community resources. 

Neighborhood Health Services' staff is also involved in other community health efforts.  They provide health-screening clinics at a variety of sites in Columbus and work closely with programs like AccessHealth Columbus. They are always looking for additional opportunities to help improve the health of Columbus residents.

Program Services

Neighorhood Services staff help with a range of health, social service and  educational needs.  They know how to identify ways people can improve their health and can link people to health and community agencies when additional services are needed.

Who Is The Program For?

Columbus residents

How To Use The Program

Call or stop in at any of the Neighborhood Pride Centers or call the main phone number for help at 645-6450

Cost

There is no cost for these services.

Location

• Columbus Public Health
  
  
• Neighborhood Pride Centers:
  • Franklinton Pride Center 1186 W. Broad St. 614-645-0176
  • Southside Pride Center 310 E. Innis Ave. 614-645-8097
  • Near Eastside Pride Center 1393 E. Broad St. 614-724-0115
  • Neighborhood Pride Community Center East 3585 E. Livingston Ave. 614-724-0100

Resources and Links

Education Programs, Screening Locations and Community Events (click on link for more information)

On-going screening site:

Westside     Southside     Near-East     Far East

Contact Us

(614) 645-6450
Health@columbus.gov