ALT Fireworks display in the night sky with an outline of the state of North Carolina formed by fireworks at the center. Various colorful bursts are spread across the sky.

ALT A group of people standing outdoors in front of a display of pumpkins placed on hay bales. The pumpkins are carved with letters, and one displays "NCOOHS." They are surrounded by greenery and it appears to be daytime.

ALT A group of people stand on grass around a young tree adorned with a red ribbon. They hold shovels, indicating a tree planting event. In the background, there is a multi-story parking structure and a tall modern building. The atmosphere is sunny and cheerful.

ALT A person wearing headphones looks at a smartphone while standing on a street. In the background, there's a blurred view of a tram and buildings. The text "988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline" is visible on the left side of the image.

ALT Image of the state of North Carolina with text reading TBI North Carolina.

ALT A person rakes autumn leaves into a pile. The image includes text: "Fall Home Safety: 5 Things You Might Forget.

ALT The image promotes Farm to School Month with a local produce crunch theme. It features a child eating an apple and another child eating a carrot. The text highlights North Carolina-grown fruits and veggies and encourages appreciation for those involved in community feeding. A QR code is present, and social media tags are provided.

ALT 5 Facts About PrEP! 1. PrEP reduces the chance of getting HIV by up to 99%. 2. You can take PrEP in pill or injectable form. 3. PrEP is covered by most insurance plans and state Medicaid programs. 4. PrEP is safe for people who are pregnant, on birth control, or on hormone therapy. 5. PrEP is for everyone! If you do not currently have HIV, PrEP might be right for you! Talk to your health care provider about PrEP today! Image: (Top right corner) NCDHHS Division of Public Health logo. (Bottom left corner) A cartoon image of a PrEP medication bottle with several PrEP pills scattered outside the bottle.

ALT Texto: ¡5 datos sobre la PrEP! 1. La PrEP reduce la probabilidad de contraer el VIH hasta 99%. 2. Puedes tomar PrEP en forma de píldora o inyectable. 3. La PrEP está cubierta por la mayoría de los planes de seguro médico y los programas estatales de Medicaid. 4. La PrEP es segura para las personas que están embarazadas, tomando control de la natalidad o en terapia hormonal. 5. ¡PrEP es para todos! Si actualmente no tienes VIH, ¡la PrEP podría ser adecuada para ti! ¡Habla con tu proveedor de atención médica sobre la PrEP hoy! Imagen: (esquina superior derecha) Logotipo de la División de Salud Pública de NCDHHS. (Esquina inferior izquierda) Una imagen de dibujos animados de un frasco de medicamento PrEP con varias píldoras PrEP dispersas fuera del frasco.

ALT A bustling food stand at night, labeled "1853 Grille," features a bright green awning and multiple signs advertising items like deep-fried pickles, Polish sausage, and fried Twinkies. A crowd of people gathers around, some seated and others standing, enjoying the lively atmosphere. The stand is decorated with vibrant signs, and a neon sign for fried Twinkies adds to the colorful display.

ALT Four people are walking outdoors, all wearing pink shirts with pink ribbons. They appear to be enjoying a friendly conversation, surrounded by greenery. The pink ribbon is a symbol commonly associated with breast cancer awareness.

ALT Collage of a diverse group of people smiling. Text reads Inclusion Works

ALT Four children are standing side by side outdoors, each holding a small plant with soil. They are smiling and appear happy. Text underneath explains the "Farm to CACFP" initiative in North Carolina, promoting the inclusion of local foods in Child and Adult Care Food Programs. The CACFP logo is at the bottom right corner.

ALT A collage of diverse individuals, including people using wheelchairs, a child with a backpack, and a group in an office setting. Text reads "Inclusion Connects.

ALT Sure, here is an alternative text description: Flyer for the "NC Child Support Services Employer Symposium" scheduled for November 5, 2026, at NCDHHS Headquarters, Raleigh, NC. The event aims to help employers strengthen partnerships and understand child support processes. It includes topics like New Hire Reporting and Income Withholding Orders. Registration details and contact information are provided. Includes logos for NCDHHS and state seals.

ALT A cozy wooden stand at an outdoor fair, lit with string lights, displays a large "Apple Cider" sign. People are gathered around the stand's window, some holding cups. Various pumpkins are decoratively arranged near the front. A sign for Granny’s and colorful artwork are visible in the background.

ALT Close-up image of a mosquito on skin with text above that reads, "Certain Medications May Increase West Nile Virus Risk.