Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention Training Center (HHLPPTC)

The Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention Training Center (HHLPPTC) supports CDC’s partners in state and local programs by training new program personnel in practical strategies to build programs, develop strategic coalitions, improve care coordination, and support housing-based primary prevention.

This training targeted health and housing state and local grantees funded by the CDC Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention Program. Now the 3-day training is offered to any practitioner with an interest in building and sustaining healthy homes activities in their programs.

HHLPPTC Training Tracks

Who Should Attend

• Program managers and representatives from CDC-funded asthma, injury prevention, and Healthy Homes/Lead Poisoning Prevention program state or local grants [these individuals have priority for the training]
• HUD and EPA grantee program managers and staff interested in healthy housing design and maintenance, indoor air quality, asthma, or environmental justice
• Home inspectors, sanitarians, and code inspectors
• Outreach staff, community health workers, visiting nurses, care coordinators
• Housing and weatherization professionals
• Senior staff from Maternal and Child Health or federally qualified health centers with home visiting programs
• State and local policy makers
• Community Action Agencies, Community Development Corporations, Community-Based Organizations, Tenant Councils
• Graduate students in public health

Note: Continuing education credits are available.

Contact Kimball Credle - (770) 488-3643 – for more information or to register.