National Healthy Homes Month 2025
Note: National Healthy Homes Month moved from June to April in 2024.
April is National Healthy Homes Month (NHHM). NCHH is choosing to celebrate this year with the theme of Better Housing, Stronger America.1 This theme emphasizes the many benefits of creating and providing safe, healthy, affordable, and resilient housing for everyday Americans, including but not limited to improvements in individual health, cost savings, job creation, increases in home value, better educational outcomes, reduced spending, reduction in energy use, and, ultimately, stronger communities.
National Healthy Homes Month is an opportunity to educate, raise awareness, motivate action, and build networks and partnerships. In the past, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and other federal partners have emphasized the importance of testing homes and people, connected people and communities to resources to find and fix residential hazards, encouraged and strengthened partnerships, and motivated action and investment in improved housing quality.
We encourage everyone to share information on some or all of these themes but, most importantly, to get the word out about why safe and healthy housing matters to you and your community.
Awareness Events
COMING SOON: What’s going on during National Healthy Homes Month? Find out on our event schedule.
If you have an event for National Healthy Homes Month you’d like to promote, contact us here.
Sample NHHM2025 Campaign Materials
COMING SOON: Feel free to use the key materials and resources below to promote and encourage awareness, education, advocacy, and local implementation. These materials reflect the theme that NCHH has chosen for this year, but you may opt to customize with your own theme.
Campaign Resource Toolkits
- Campaign Resource Toolkit
- Campaign Resource Mobile Toolkit
- Suggested Social Messaging
- Press Release
- Proclamation
Graphics
Clicking on a graphic below will open the image in an adjacent tab. From there, you can right-click to save the file on your computer.
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 Facebook announcement graphic (dimensions: 940 x 788 px) |
 Facebook graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 940 x 788 px) |
 Facebook graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 940 x 788 px) |
 Instagram announcement graphic (dimensions: 1080 x 1080 px) |
 Instagram graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 1080 x 1080 px) |
 Instagram graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 1080 x 1080 px) |
 LinkedIn/Bluesky announcement graphic (dimensions: 1200 x 627 px) |
 LinkedIn/Bluesky graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 1200 x 627 px) |
 LinkedIn/Bluesky graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 1200 x 627 px) |
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 Vertical graphic (dimensions: 240 x 480 px) |
 Standard banner/ribbon graphic (dimensions: 1457 x 221 px) |
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 Rectangular graphic (dimensions: 336 x 280 px) |
 Zoom Events/Mailer Lite header (Dimensions: 640 x 200) |
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 2025 NHHM logo, white (dimensions: 1024 x 1024 px) |
 Web banner, standard (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px) |
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 Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px) |
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Healthy Homes Resources
- Principles of a Healthy Home: NCHH
- About Lead: HUD
- About Radon: HUD
- About Carbon Monoxide: HUD
- About Integrated Pest Management: HUD
- About Home Safety: HUD
- About Asthma: HUD
- About Allergies: HUD
Evergreen National Healthy Homes Month Content
Every month is a good month to visit (or revisit) these resources.
Recommended Federal Publications and Pages
The Principles of a Healthy Home [NCHH]
Everyone Deserves a Healthy Home: A Consumer Action Guide [HUD]
Everyone Deserves a Healthy Home: A Stakeholder Guide for Protecting the Health of Children and Families [HUD]
A Guide to Healthy Homes for Housing Professionals – American Indian and Alaska Native Communities [HUD]
Help Yourself to a Healthy Home: Protect Your Children’s Health [HUD]
Help Yourself to a Healthy Home: Protect Your Children’s Health [Tribal Edition] [HUD]
The Lead-Safe Certified Guide to Renovate Right [EPA]
Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home [EPA/CPSC/HUD]
The Surgeon General’s Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes [HHS]
Post Disaster Housing Repair and Restoration [Archived]
Recommended Training
BPI Healthy Housing Principles Certificate
BPI Healthy Home Evaluator (HHE) Certified
EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Program: Contractors
InterNACHI’s Lead-Safe Work Practices for Home Inspectors Course
NCHH Resources
State Healthy Housing Fact Sheets
Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist:
Maintenance Checklist for Thermal Control: Extreme Cold | Extreme Heat
The Principles of a Healthy Home
Childhood Lead Poisoning: What You Should Know About Your Child’s Blood Lead Test Results
Childhood Lead Poisoning: What Local Government Should Know About the Blood Lead Reference Value
Childhood Lead Poisoning: What States Should Know About the Blood Lead Reference Value
Rural Healthy Housing and Environmental Health
1 This event is typically led by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes (OLHCHH), but no theme or materials have been announced as of April 6, 2025.
Latest page update: April 7, 2025.