Founded in 1885 and located in Manchester, N.H., the Manchester Health Department collects and monitors health-related information to identify physical, mental and environmental health problems. It offers tuberculosis and sexually transmitted disease prevention services through educational, clinical care and case management programs. The department provides presentations on topics related to communicable diseases for the benefits of schools, colleges and health care providers. It offers counseling and testing services for people who suffer from AIDS. The Manchester Health Department conducts medical evaluation services for immigrants. It reviews plans, issues permits and inspects on-site sewage disposal systems. The department monitors the quality of food through routine inspections and reinspections, as well as conducts complaint investigation and food sampling programs. It also offers lead poisoning prevention and mosquito control programs. The Manchester Health Department provides vision, hearing and scoliosis screening services for students in kindergarten through grade 12.