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HUD Resources
-   The Spring 08 Healthy Homes Newsletter
-   Controlling and Preventing Household Mold and Moisture Problems
-   Previously announced NOFAs
-   All Grantees: Access the Quarterly Progress Reporting System. For technical difficulties email or call (703) 741-7022.

 

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October 19-25 is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week

This year's theme, "Let's Wipe Out Lead Poisoning–Renovate Right!" reflects HUD's commitment to ensuring that all homes are made lead-safe for children, especially during home renovation. Information is available on the NLPP Week website.

Information for Hurricane-damaged Homes

HUD has information and guidance for cleaning up homes hit by hurricanes.  You’ll find guidance and step-by-step instructions on how to find and clean up mold to keep you and your family safe!

Updated PIH Guidance on Lead-Safe Housing Rule and Lead Disclosure Rule for Field Office Staff and Public Housing Agencies

The Office of Public and Indian Housing updated its lead regulatory guidance to field staff by issuing guidance describing how lead safety is addressed in all of its programs, and by issuing a lead compliance toolkit for the Housing Choice Voucher Program. Both documents are on a single PIH Guidance Web page in the Guidebooks section of HUDclips.

Healthy Homes for Healthy Kids[Image: Healthy Homes Logo]

HUD is conducting the "Healthy Homes for Healthy Kids" campaign, a three-year, 30-city outreach effort to inform parents about health and safety hazards in the home. This can include lead paint, mold, moisture, and pests like mice and cockroaches. For more information about the campaign, please call (212) 542-7411.



Highlights

-   HUD, EPA and U.S. Attorney in Minnesota Announce Legal Settlement with Minneapolis and St. Paul Landlords - 179 units to be made lead-safe
-   The National Lead Information Center (NLIC) Document Distribution: The NLIC sends out single copies of materials about lead hazards and lead poisoning prevention. Reach the NLIC on-line or call 1-800-424-LEAD
-   Safe Rehabilitation of Water-damaged Homes
-   Course Manual; Respirator Guide
-   Printed copies are available from OHHLHC.
-   Learn about hazards in your home (Los Angeles Healthy Homes for Healthy Kids Campaign featured):
-   Watch the Television Commercials
-   In English/ Text Version
-   In Spanish/ Text Version
-   Listen to the Radio Commercials
-   In English/ Text Version
-   Read the Print Ads
-   In English
-   In Spanish
-   View the Banners
-   In English
-   In Spanish
 
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