HUD
Awards $127 Million in Grants to Protect Thousands of Children
from Lead and Other Home Hazards
WASHINGTON
– The U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development today awarded
nearly $127 million in grants to 48 local projects to conduct
a wide range of activities intended to protect children and families
from potentially dangerous lead-based paint and other home health
and safety hazards. Read
the full announcement.
HUD
Announces the 2011 National Healthy Homes Conference for June
20-23 in Denver, CO![[image: conference logo]](nhhc_2011/nhhc_logo.png)
Never
before has such a wide spectrum of health, housing and environmental
disciplines been united under one roof with a shared mission to
improve the health of our nation's families by making their homes
and communities healthy and safe. The 2011
National Healthy Homes Conference is a federally-sponsored
event bringing together a wide range of sectors to better coordinate
efforts in making housing healthy, safe, and environmentally sustainable.
The National Conference is hosted by the U.S. Department of Housing
and Urban Development’s Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard
Control, in partnership with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Together
we are working to make America's homes and communities healthy
for everyone. Visit
the website to learn more.
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.
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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 |
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Safe
Rehabilitation of Water-damaged Homes
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Learn about hazards in your home (Los Angeles
Healthy Homes for Healthy Kids Campaign featured):
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Watch the Television Commercials
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Listen to the Radio Commercials
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Read the Print Ads
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View the Banners
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