The Nutrition and Health Promotion Division at the Mohave County Department of Public Health is at the forefront of administering crucial grant-funded programs aimed at promoting nutrition and health education. With a comprehensive array of services, the division focuses on improving the well-being of the community through initiatives such as the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program, which provides essential nutritional support to eligible individuals. Additionally, the division oversees WIC Education, Arizona Health Zone (AZHZ), and Overdose Data to Action (OD2A), addressing various aspects of health promotion and education.

Beyond nutrition-focused programs, the division is actively involved in combating tobacco use through Tobacco Cessation initiatives. Furthermore, recognizing the unique health needs of seniors, the Nutrition and Health Promotion Division extends its services to encompass specialized Senior Programs. This holistic approach reflects the department's commitment to addressing diverse health concerns, ensuring that residents of Mohave County have access to vital resources and support for maintaining optimal health and well-being throughout different stages of life.