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Weatherization Plus Health

EPA’s Environmental Justice Small Grants program is accepting applications. Grants of up to $25,000 may be made to non-profit organizations and funding may support Healthy Homes programs. The application deadline is February 29.
EPA Environmental Justice Grants

NASCSP’s partners in the Healthy Homes community, the National Center for Healthy Housing, are starting a campaign to save funding for Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention in your community. Click the link below to register for their webinar at 3pm ET on February 15 and to learn more.
Restore Funding For Lead Poisoning Prevention

Wx Plus Health is offering agencies a wide-ranging set of tools to help them form and strengthen Wx Plus Health partnerships. This collection of resources was developed with input from presenters and participants from the first round of Wx Plus Health regional conferences.
Weatherization Plus Health Resources

The Weatherization Plus Health mailing list will keep you informed of upcoming conferences, useful links and resources, and relevant news stories. Please sign up to receive these updates!
Sign up for the Weatherization Plus Health Mailing List

Each of the six Weatherization Plus Health Regional Conferences included introductory sessions on WAP and Healthy Homes, updates from federal partners, and guidance from established Healthy Homes-WAP partnerships.
Download presentations from the 2011 Regional Conferences

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Weatherization Plus Health: A National Effort for Local Healthy Homes Collaboration

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Weatherization Plus Health initiative is a national effort to enable the comprehensive, strategic coordination of resources for energy, health, and safety in low-income homes. The National Association of State Community Services Programs (NASCSP) is implementing the project on behalf of DOE. Weatherization Plus Health will ensure energy efficient and healthy indoor environments by facilitating the establishment of strong, effective partnerships between Grantees of the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) and providers of healthy homes services.

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To learn more about the Weatherization Plus Health initiative, or contact us with any questions, contact Jenae Bjelland.