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    ACCIDENTAL
    EXPOSURES

    LEARN HOW AND WHEN TO CLEAN AND DISINFECT SAFELY.
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  • PROTECT YOURSELF
    AND YOUR FAMILY
    FROM NATURAL
    DISASTERS

    VISIT OUR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE LIBRARY.
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  • LEAD POISONING
    IS PREVENTABLE

    10 POLICIES TO PREVENT AND RESPOND TO LEAD POISONING.
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  • LEAD SAFETY
    FOR HOME- AND
    CENTER-BASED
    CHILD CARE

    WE’RE WORKING TO PREVENT EXPOSURE TO LEAD IN HOME- AND CENTER-BASED CHILD CARE FACILITIES.
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  • EVERY 11 SECONDS

    AN OLDER ADULT IS TREATED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM FOR A FALL. WE’RE WORKING WITH OUR PARTNERS TO HELP SENIORS AGE GRACEFULLY IN PLACE.
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  • OVER 24 MILLION

    HOMES THAT HAVE LEAD-BASED PAINT HAZARDS PUT CHILDREN AT RISK OF LEAD POISONING. WE KNOW HOW TO FIX IT.
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    FIX IT.
    FUND IT.

    WE CAN ELIMINATE LEAD POISONING.
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    HOW DOES YOUR HOUSING CODE STACK UP?
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Better Housing. Better Health.

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What NCHH Does 

Our mission is to ensure that everyone has a safe and healthy home. With more than six million families living in substandard housing, we equip leaders across the public health, housing, and environmental sectors with the data, tools, policies, and best practices needed to improve housing quality in their communities. We channel the powerful energy and deep-rooted interests of the healthy housing movement into a force for change. Learn how you can be a part of this change.

 

NCHH’s Radon Research to Action

 

As January, National Radon Action Month, comes to a close, we’d like to take a moment to underscore that radon exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer, the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers, and the cause of more than 20,000 deaths annually. NCHH continues to be an active leader in radon research, working to strengthen the evidence base for interventions that reduce exposure, identify and highlight stronger radon protections for rental housing, and support communities exploring potential funding sources to address radon concerns in their local housing stock. This blog takes a closer look at one specific example of how NCHH’s research translates into ongoing policy action, making a lasting difference and improving lives. [read more]….

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RESOURCE LIBRARY

Whether you’re a researcher looking for the latest evidence, a community organization looking for data, a policymaker seeking information on best practices, or are just interested in learning more about what makes a healthy home environment, NCHH can help you connect to the resources you need.

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Where you live can affect your health. How healthy is your state? Check out resources and information about healthy housing in your state.

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