Sussex County Division of Health

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible. Screenings focus on early detection of cancer when it is most treatable.
Residents of Sussex County who have an income of no more than 250% above the 2017 Federal Poverty Income Guidelines are eligible to participate in the program. All participants must complete an initial assessment to determine if they qualify.

Men: Prostate and colorectal cancer screenings are available for men aged 50 and over who meet eligibility guidelines. Men with risk factors such as ethnicity or family history may qualify to be screened at a younger age.
Call  973-579-0570 extensions 1214 or 1246. Ask for Laura Norton or Joanne Fairweather.