Government

The Healthy Homes Program provides free Healthy Homes Assessment to families with asthmatic individuals. The services help identify home environmental triggers for asthma, educate customers on cause-effect relationship, provide low-cost intervention materials to facilitate control of triggers, make follow-up home visits to ensure continuing success in controlling triggers, monitor health outcomes, collect extensive data, and evaluate program performance and objective attainments.

CMS federally funded grant program providing asthma education by certified asthma nurse educators to families in both office and home settings. Supplies to reduce home triggers provided through an innovation grant.

The Indian Health Service, Portland Area Division of Environmental Health Services provides comprehensive environmental public health services to the 43 Tribes in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. The program works with tribal communities to prevent environmentally-related disease and injury.

Our program support focuses on chronic disease management for the medically underserved and Veterans, primarily those located in urban/inner-city localities. We go where the need exist, without regard to the demographics, the need drives our support and delivery.

The Burlington Lead Program, a part of the City of Burlington, Vermont's Community and Economic Development Office (CEDO). Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Burlington Lead Program works to educate the Burlington and Winooski communities about Lead Poisoning Prevention and provides technical assistance to reduce lead based paint hazards for area residents.

Healthy Sustainable Homes is a free, volunteer driven program which conducts in depth home health assessments with a focus on biological pollutants, chemical contaminants and safety hazards. Our marketing efforts are targeted to homes with asthmatic children and the elderly.

The StopPests in Housing Program's goal is to improve pest control in affordable housing by teaching everyone who works, lives, and plays in housing how to use integrated pest management (IPM). Our experts are available for free to HUD-supported communities. Networked resources for all!