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How an emergency housing assistance program can assist families dealing with lead hazards, which can poison young children.
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Join a Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition meeting, attend a Lead Safe Resource Center event, or become a lead safe worker. Learn more!
Lead Safe Workforce — Now Hiring
Lead Safe Workforce — Now Hiring
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Find A Lead Safe Worker
Find A Lead Safe Worker
Lead Safe Worker RFQ
Lead Safe Worker RFQ
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The Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition is working to prevent children from the harmful effects of lead poisoning. We are the community’s lead safe resource center!
Residents and Families
Residents and Families
Lead dust exposure at home is the main source of lead poisoning for children in Cleveland. If you live in a home built before 1978, lead hazards may be present.
Join the Lead Safe Workforce!
Join the Lead Safe Workforce!
Lead Safe Loans & Grants Application
Lead Safe Loans & Grants Application
6 Steps to Lead Safe Certification
6 Steps to Lead Safe Certification
Lead Safe Certification
Lead Safe Certification
Starting in 2021, residential rental units built before 1978 will require Lead Safe Certification. It is a proven, low-cost approach to prevent lead poisoning.
Sources & Exposure
Sources & Exposure
Lead exposure occurs through toxic metals found in paint, soil, jewelry, toys, home remedies, ceramics, candy, and water. Know the sources of lead poisoning!
Screening and Testing
Screening and Testing
Children do not show immediate signs or symptoms of lead poisoning. The only way to know if a child has elevated lead levels is to do a blood lead test.
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