Kern Public Health is committed to protecting and promoting the health and safety of the Kern County community. With a focus on accountability, advocacy, collaboration, diversity, equity, and inclusion, they strive to create opportunities that promote overall health. Their diverse workforce enables them to offer culturally relevant services that respect individuals' beliefs and values while promoting wellness.

Kern Public Health provides a wide range of services to support individuals and families. Their offerings include comprehensive perinatal services, maternal and child health programs, lead poisoning prevention, childhood illness and injury prevention programs, and immunizations for children and teens. They also address various diseases and conditions, including influenza, West Nile virus, COVID-19, sexually transmitted diseases, and valley fever.

Additionally, Kern Public Health has programs in place to promote a healthy community, such as healthy waste management, heat safety assessments, and tobacco education. Through their data-driven approach, Kern Public Health collects and shares information to make informed decisions for the community. They are committed to transparency, innovation, and exceptional public service.

Their ultimate vision is to ensure that the communities of Kern can live, work, and play safely while having access to accessible health services for all