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Help Yourself to a Healthy HomeThe Healthy Homes Initiative builds upon the activities of CSREES and HUD that address housing-based health and safety risks. Its network of state coordinators have partnered with state agencies, medical professionals, schools, and community groups to educate families on home health hazards. A number of resources have been produced to support this effort. |
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Help Yourself to a Healthy Home: Protect Your Children's Health - 2nd Edition |
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Click to view Help Yourself to a Healthy Home Click to view Contribuya a Tener un Hogar Sano (Spanish version). Help Yourself to a Healthy Home can make it easier to answer important questions about your home and how you live in it. Topics covered in this edition include: Indoor Air Quality, Asthma and Allergies, Mold and Moisture, Carbon Monoxide, Lead, Drinking Water, Hazardous Household Products, Pesticides, and Home Safety. For more information about this publication, call Pat Kennealy, 334-844-2422, or email: kennepj@auburn.edu. |
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Healthy Homes Web ToolAn on-line, interactive version of the booklet has been established to reach an even broader audience. The Healthy Homes Web Tool takes users through a series of questions about their daily living habits. It then gives a personalized "action checklist" of easy, low-cost steps for protecting children from hazards such as lead poisoning and improper pesticide use. |
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Other ResourcesSearch the Healthy Homes resource collection for Extension publications and other materials developed for Healthy Homes programming. |
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