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September 15-17, Baltimore MD
at the Baltimore Hilton
The
Building a Framework for Healthy Housing conference will
gather a broad community of experts to discuss regulatory, policy,
research, and outreach needs and their implications in the development
of comprehensive, integrated approaches linking health and housing
to ensure safe, healthy and efficient housing. The Conference will
examine the lessons learned from our national lead poisoning prevention
strategy and the current state of the art as we begin building the
framework needed to develop a national healthy housing agenda.
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The Draft
Healthy Homes Strategic Plan has arrived! Download
it prior to the Conference.
The
National Healthy
Homes Festival
Make
plans to attend the National
Healthy Homes Festival at Druid Hill
Park on September 12-14, 2008. The
Festival will bring together national and local
community partners, lead and asthma prevention
programs, Healthy Homes organizations, health,
housing, and environmental agencies, local universities,
federal, state, and city agencies, and the citizens
of Baltimore in an effort to promote the benefits
of Healthy Homes.
The
Festival is not a federally-sponsored event.
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There
are more than 6 million substandard housing units nationwide. Scientific
evidence suggests that health problems such as asthma, lead poisoning,
and unintentional injuries are linked to preventable housing deficiencies.
Creating healthier, safer and more efficient housing has the potential
to save billions in health care costs and prevent the public health
problems that arise from substandard housing. We urgently need a
national framework that establishes a coordinated and comprehensive
approach to preventing diseases and injuries related to health hazards
and deficiencies in housing.
The
Building a Framework for Healthy Housing conference will
focus on key themes that together build the framework necessary
to make homes safe, healthy, and efficient for everyone:
- Building
Capacity to Deliver Healthy Housing;
- Mainstreaming
Healthy Housing Principles;
- Creating
Healthy Housing through Research;
- Developing
Enforcement and Regulatory Strategies;
- Marketing
Healthy Housing; and
- Educating
the Public and Practitioner
Conference
registration
is now open. Registration for this event is free. You must register
for hotel rooms separately below.
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When?
Monday, September 15th (8:00AM) to Wednesday, September 17th
(1:00PM)
Where?
Hilton
Baltimore Hotel and Conference Center
401 West Pratt Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
1-800-HILTONS
Overflow Hotels:
Holiday Inn Baltimore Inner Harbor
301 West Lombard St
Baltimore, MD 21201
1-877-863-4780
Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards
110 South Eutaw St
Baltimore, MD 21201
1-800-228-9290 or 1-410-962-0202
Sheraton Baltimore City Center Hotel
101 West Fayette St
Baltimore, MD 21201
1-800-325-3535 or 1-410-752-1100
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