Health Education Collection

Discover the Library’s Health Equity Collection

For over 25 years, the Health Equity Collection at the Central Branch has provided local health and wellness resources. This collection is here to empower the community with the knowledge they need to live healthier lives.

What’s in the Health Equity Collection?

The collection includes a wide variety of resources on both physical and mental health:

• Books: Cover topics like addiction, cancer, pregnancy, mental health, and diet.

• DVDs: Educational videos offering expert advice on exercise, nutrition, and wellness.

• Classes and Events: Workshops with health professionals discussing topics like fitness, chronic conditions, and caregiving.

• Pamphlets: Timely resources from local organizations such as the Aging and Independence Office and Health Department.

Topics Covered

Common subjects include:

• Addiction & Recovery

• Mental Health (e.g., ADHD, stress management)

• Exercise & Physical Health

• Nutrition & Digestive Health

• Chronic Conditions (e.g., cancer, Lyme disease, aging)

• Caregiving and Family Health

A Resource for All

While Central Branch houses the collection in a special section with blue call number labels, you can find materials across any library branch. Items are available for transfer if needed.

Growing with the Community

The Health Equity Collection is continuously updated to reflect the latest in medical research and wellness trends. It’s a vital resource for both individuals seeking to improve their health and professionals looking for expert recommendations for patients and clients.

Accessing the Collection

Visit Central Branch  to explore the collection, or request a transfer to a local branch from our online catalog. Friendly staff are available to assist you in finding the right resources.

For over 25 years, the Health Equity Collection has been supporting the health and well-being of our local community—and it’s only getting better.

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