help

Trying to find your way around the site? We're glad you stopped here, and we'll try to get you back on track. The links below will help.

finding your way around
what do the flags mean?
who created this site?

finding your way around

healthfinder.gov kids has four main sections—all of them good stops on your journey to be a healthfinder.gov kid. Just click on the picture and you're on your way.

	Stop here to see how cool it is to take care of yourself and be as healthy as you can be. Or you might want to see how uncool it is not to take care of yourself.
	We have dozens of games that are fun and that let you be the detective or the explorer. You can track down bacteria or do a brainteaser. Do a crossword puzzle or find a new recipe. You figure it out!
	If you want some tips on getting around on the Web, this is a good place to start.
	Enter some contests and learn something about health at the same time.

To move to other sections of the site, use the bottom bar. It will take you to kids privacy (explains how this web site uses the information you give it), information for your parents, the home page of the kids' site, the home page of the healthfinder.gov site, and this help section.

what do the flags mean?

The flags mean that the U.S. government produced the information.

who created this site?

The Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services created this site in 1997. The kids' section was created in 2000.

You or your parents can write to us at:
Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
P.O. Box 1133
Washington, DC 20013-1133