HHI Grantee Program Summaries

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Healthy Homes grantees are impacting communities across the country. Current programs range from targeted interventions in low-income housing so as to reduce residential health risks (especially in children), to research that develops intervention methods for mold and moisture assessment and remediation.

The summaries below describe how grantees are working to improve home environments for thousands of families. While most HHI programs contain elements of more than one award category, we've classified grantee programs into the following areas:

• Demonstration Projects
• Education Projects
• Mold and Moisture Projects
• Technical Studies (Research)

Demonstration Projects

• FY 2002 City of Milwaukee Health Department; Wisconsin
• FY 2002 City of Philadelphia; Pennsylvania
• FY 2002 City of Phoenix; Arizona
• FY 2002 Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning; Maryland
• FY 2002 Healthy Homes Network; Missouri
• FY 2002 Montana State University; Montana
• FY 2002 Mount Sinai School of Medicine; New York
• FY 2002 University of Massachusetts Lowell; Massachusetts
• FY 2002 Urban Homesteading (UHAB) Inc.; New York
• FY 2001 Alaska Housing Finance Corporation; Alaska
• FY 2001 Alameda County; California
• FY 2001 City of Stamford; Connecticut
• FY 2001 Medical and Health Research Association of NYC, Inc.; New York
• FY 2001 Seattle/King County; Washington
• FY 2001 University of Maryland at Baltimore; Maryland
• FY 2000 Denver Healthy Homes Initiative; Colorado
• FY 2000 Erie County Health Department Healthy Homes Initiative; New York
• FY 2000 Opportunity Council Healthy Homes Program; Washington
• FY 1999 Bedford-Stuyvesant Healthy Homes Initiative; New York
• FY 1999 Boston Healthy Homes Partnership; Massachusetts
• FY 1999 City of Long Beach Healthy Homes Initiative; California
• FY 1999 Providence Healthy Housing Partnership; Rhode Island

Education Projects

• FY 2001 University of Alabama at Birmingham; Alabama
• FY 2000 California Alliance for Prevention, Healthy Homes; California
• FY 2000 Children's Health Environmental Coalition Web-Based E-House; National
• FY 2000 Los Angeles Healthy Homes Outreach Project; California

Mold and Moisture Projects

• FY 1999 Cuyahoga County Urban Mold and Moisture Program; Ohio
• FY 1999 Mold and Moisture in Inner-city Housing; Illinois

Technical Studies (Research)

• FY 2002 Advanced Energy; North Carolina
• FY 2002 St. Louis University; Missouri
• FY 2002 University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey; New Jersey
• FY 2001 Air Quality Sciences; Georgia
• FY 2001 Columbia University; New York
• FY 2001 Duke University; North Carolina
• FY 2001 Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc.;Massachusetts
• FY 2001 Research Triangle Institute; North Carolina
• FY 2001 University of Cincinnati; Ohio
• FY 2000 Healthy Public Housing, Harvard School of Public Health; Massachusetts
• FY 2000 Wisconsin Head Start Healthy Homes Initiative; Wisconsin
• FY 1999 Improving the Lead Dust Final Clean Protocol to Reduce Cockroach Allergen Exposure, Environmental Health Watch; Ohio