ECHO - Emergency and Community Health Outreach. Be Healthy. Be Safe. Be Ready.

Emergency & Community
Health Outreach
ECHO Minnesota Collaborative
c/o Association of Minnesota Counties
125 Charles Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55103
Phone: 651-789-4342
email: info@echominnesota.org

WELCOME
An emergency siren sounds. A serious disease outbreak hits the community. Do you know where you can get life-saving information to protect yourself? Your family?

Now—an answer. ECHO.

ECHO (Emergency and Community Health Outreach) exists to ensure that people with limited English proficiency receive life-saving health and safety information—in some of the languages they understand best.

NEWS & EVENTS

ECHO participates in Emergency Response exercise, Strengthens Emergency Preparedness services. Get the full story.

ECHO Offers Full Access to Insider Information on GuideStar. Learn more or visit us on GuideStar.

Unique show aims to increase colon cancer awareness in Minnesota. Learn more. Tune in to ECHO TV Sundays in June to see the show, or access it online, 24/7.

ECHO has multi-language resources available on H1N1 Influenza and Seasonal Flu safety. Click for details.

Hunger Solutions Minnesota offers a new solution to alleviate hunger. Learn more or access information en español.

Click here for details.

This month on ECHO TV:
West Nile and Lyme Disease
See what you need to know on ECHO TV.

Broadcast statewide on tptMN. In the Twin Cities Metro Area, tptMN can be found over-the-air at 2-2 and is carried by Comcast Cable and Mediacom Cable. Check local listings for statewide coverage information.

Sunday, July 19: Spanish (8:00 pm), Hmong (8:20 pm), Somali (8:40 pm)

Sunday, July 26: Vietnamese (8:00 pm), Lao (8:20 pm), Khmer (8:40 pm)

Start watching now!

This month on ECHO Phone:

Swim Safety

Swimming is fun, especially in hot weather. But did you know that people can get sick from the water they swim in?

West Nile and Lyme Disease

Warm weather is the season for mosquitoes and ticks. And both of these annoying bugs can make you sick. Learn more about how to keep yourself and your family safe from these pests.

Health & Safety

Warm weather is the season for mosquitoes and ticks. And both of these annoying bugs can make you sick. Learn more about how to keep yourself and your family safe from these pests.

See tips to stay healthy here.