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History
CLHAC is a group of grassroots and public
organizations that gathered in 1998 with one common dream in mind-to consolidate the effort to educate families, child care providers, home owners and landlords about lead hazards and resources. We perceived a need to have a central clearinghouse for all the information and activities taking place in the region. We realized we could confront the many issues of lead more effectively with one unified voice.
Mission Statement
To promote healthy homes in Connecticut
through the coordination of effective solutions for lead poisoning prevention.
Objective
Identify problems and provide solutions by
developing appropriate strategies to deal with lead poisoning issues.
Successful Projects:
Survey of Local Health Directors
Coordination of Northeast Regional National
Lead Safe Housing and Healthy Home Conference in Nov. 2001
Projects Endorsed by CLHAC
Leadbusters Club, a reading program
targeting 1st-3rd graders, created by the Hartford Health Department and the UCONN cooperative Extension program, which has gone on to be accepted nationally.
The postage HUB- which sent out a lead
poisoning message on over 600,000 pieces of mail from Hartford in Oct. 2001.
Contact Us:
Teresa A. Allen, RN
Hartford Regional Lead Treatment Center
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center
114 Woodland St.
Hartford, CT 06105
Phone 860-714-4792
Fax 860-714-8054
Email- ctlead@cshore.com
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Childhood Lead Poisoning
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Members
Hartford Regional Lead
Treatment Center and Lead Safe House
Yale-New Haven Lead
Treatment Center and Lead Safe House
Local Health
Departments
Hartford
New Britain
Bridgeport
New London
Norwich
Get the Lead Out Coalition
Community Renewal Team
Advisory Members
EPA
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This page last modified on Tuesday, May 07, 2002
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