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National Healthy Homes Month 2026

Note: National Healthy Homes Month moved from June to April in 2024.

April is National Healthy Homes Month (NHHM), an opportunity to educate, raise awareness, motivate action, and build networks and partnerships in support of healthier home environments. In the past, the 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.

This graphic and many more are available for free download in the “Sample NHHM2025 Campaign Materials” section on this page.

NCHH is celebrating National Healthy Homes Month this April with the theme of Healthy Homes for Everyone: Practical Actions. Shared Solutions. Lasting Impact. This theme is provided by the National Safe and Healthy Housing Coalition (NSHHC), for which NCHH serves as the coordinator. The theme was shaped and chosen by NSHHC members through two rounds of open voting in December 2025 and February 2026.

This year’s theme reflects what NSHHC members said matters most for National Healthy Homes Month: our shared responsibility of creating safe homes and communities; that practical actions and solutions to improve housing quality will deliver lasting, shared benefits for everyday Americans, including but not limited to improvements in individual health, economic growth, educational outcomes, and climate and energy resiliency; and that everyone deserves a healthy home, no matter where they live.

Note that the NSHHC theme is not meant to be an exclusive or official theme for National Healthy Homes Month – if we hear of other themes being offered by federal agencies or other partners, we will support them on this page as well. 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

What’s going on during National Healthy Homes Month? Find out on our event schedule: list  |  month  |  day

If you have an event for National Healthy Homes Month you’d like to promote, contact us here. We’ll add it to the calendar.

Sample NHHM2026 Campaign Materials

You may use the key materials and resources below to promote and encourage awareness, education, advocacy, and local implementation. These materials reflect the NSHHC theme that NCHH is using this year, but you may opt to customize them with your own theme.

Proclamation Resources

One way to prompt action is to encourage your local or state elected officials to issue a proclamation recognizing National Healthy Homes Month. You can use the resources here to connect with policymakers—and if your city or state issues a proclamation, let us know so we can feature it on this page.

We’ve also collected proclamation resources and templates for other awareness months and days related to health or housing. Use the following guidance and templates as a starting point and modify for National Healthy Homes Month.

  • Children’s Environmental Health Network’s Take Action: Request a Proclamation COMING SOON
  • Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month
  • State of Oregon’s How to Write a Proclamation guidance COMING SOON
  • University of North Texas Division of Finance and Administration Texas Municipal Clerk’s Fair Housing Month Proclamation COMING SOON 
  • University of North Texas Division of Finance and Administration Texas Municipal Clerk’s Asthma Awareness Month Proclamation COMING SOON 
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.

National Healthy Housing Month 2026 Seals

Black seal with transparent background (1080 px)

White seal with transparent background (1080 px)

Social Media Graphics

Below is an array of graphics formatted for each of the major social media platforms. While each platform recommends a specific size for best results, the Facebook graphics work well everywhere.

Facebook Graphics

Facebook graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 940 x 788 px)

Facebook graphic template, style 1 (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)

Facebook graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 940 x 788 px)

Facebook graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 940 x 788 px)

Instagram Graphics

Instagram graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 1080 x 1080 px)

Instagram graphic template, style 1 (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)

Instagram graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 1080 x 1080 px)

Instagram graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 1080 x 1080 px)

LinkedIn/Bluesky Graphics

LinkedIn/Bluesky graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 1200 x 627 px)

LinkedIn/Bluesky graphic template, style 1 (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)

LinkedIn/Bluesky graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 1200 x 627 px)

LinkedIn/Bluesky graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 1200 x 627 px)

LinkedIn (Vertical)

LinkedIn vertical graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 240 x 480 px)

LinkedIn vertical graphic template, style 1 (dimensions: 240 x 480 px)

LinkedIn vertical graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 240 x 480 px)

LinkedIn vertical graphic template, style 2 (dimensions: 240 x 480 px)

Banners and Other Graphics

Web Banners 

Standard banner/ribbon graphic (dimensions: 1457 x 221 px)

Standard banner/ribbon graphic (dimensions: 1457 x 221 px)

Standard banner/ribbon graphic (dimensions: 1457 x 221 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Web banner for mobile-optimized sites (dimensions: 1400 x 400 px)

Healthy Homes Resources

Evergreen National Healthy Homes Month Content

Every month is a good month to visit (or revisit) these resources.

Recommended Federal Publications and Pages
Fact Sheet: The Principles of a Healthy Home

The Principles of a Healthy Home [NCHH]

Everyone Deserves a Healthy Home - Consumer Guide

Everyone Deserves a Healthy Home: A Consumer Action Guide [HUD]

Everyone Deserves a Healthy Home - Stakeholder Guide

Everyone Deserves a Healthy Home: A Stakeholder Guide for Protecting the Health of Children and Families [HUD]

HUD's A Guide to Healthy Homes for Housing Professionals – American Indian and Alaska Native Communities

A Guide to Healthy Homes for Housing Professionals – American Indian and Alaska Native Communities [HUD]

HUD: Help Yourself to a Healthy Home

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]

EPA: The Lead-Safe Certified Guide to Renovate Right

The Lead-Safe Certified Guide to Renovate Right [EPA]

Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home (2017 Edition)

Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home [EPA/CPSC/HUD]

HHS: The Surgeon General's Call to Action to Promote Healthy Homes

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 (57)

Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist - English

Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist

Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist - Espanol (Spanish)

Lista de mantenimiento para hogares saluables

Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist for Thermal Control: Extreme Cold

Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist for Thermal Control: Extreme Cold

Fact Sheet - Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist for Thermal Control: Extreme Heat

Healthy Homes Maintenance Checklist for Thermal Control: Extreme Heat

Fact Sheet - Childhood Lead Poisoning: What You Should Know About Your Child's Blood Lead Test Result

Childhood Lead Poisoning: What You Should Know About Your Child’s Blood Lead Test Result

Fact Sheet - Childhood Lead Poisoning: What Local Government Should Know About the Blood Lead Reference Value

Childhood Lead Poisoning: What Local Government Should Know About the Blood Lead Reference Value

Fact Sheet - Childhood Lead Poisoning: What States Should Know About the Blood Lead Reference Value

Childhood Lead Poisoning: What States Should Know About the Blood Lead Reference Value

Fact Sheet - Rural Healthy Housing and Environmental Health

Rural Healthy Housing and Environmental Health

 

 

The Principles of a Healthy Home

 

 

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 March 25, 2026.

 

Latest page update: April 1, 2026.