CDC-RFA-EH14-1408PPHF14
Lead Poisoning Prevention - Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention - financed solely by 2014 Prevention and Public Health Funds
Project period: September 30, 2014–September 29, 2017 (continuation to September 29, 2018)
Thirty-five state and local programs were awarded a total of approximately $11 million for lead poisoning prevention programmatic activities. For more information about lead poisoning prevention programmatic activities in all states, visit the State Programs page.
- Arizona (Arizona Department of Health Services)
- Colorado (Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment)
- Connecticut (Connecticut Department of Public Health)
- District of Columbia Department of the Environment
- Delaware (Delaware Health and Social Services)
- Georgia (Georgia Department of Public Health)
- Illinois (Illinois Department of Public Health)
- Indiana (Indiana State Department of Health)
- Kentucky (Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services)
- Louisiana (Louisiana Healthy Homes and Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program)
- Maryland (Maryland Department of the Environment)
- Massachusetts (Massachusetts Department of Public Health)
- Michigan (Michigan Department of Community Health)
- Minnesota (Minnesota Department of Health)
- Mississippi (Mississippi State Department of Health)
- Missouri (State of Missouri)
- New Hampshire (State of New Hampshire)
- New Jersey (New Jersey Department of Health)
- New Mexico (New Mexico Department of Health)
- New York (Health Research, Inc.-NYS Department of Health)
- North Carolina (North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services)
- Ohio (State of Ohio – Ohio Department of Health)
- Oklahoma (Oklahoma State Department of Health)
- Oregon (Oregon Health Authority Public Health Financial Services)
- Rhode Island (Rhode Island Department of Health)
- Tennessee (Tennessee Department of Health)
- Vermont (Vermont Department of Health)
- Washington (Washington State Department of Health)
- West Virginia (West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources)
- Wisconsin (Wisconsin Department of Health Services)
- Chicago (Chicago – Department of Public Health)
- Houston (Houston Health Department)
- Los Angeles (Impact Assessment, Inc.)
- Philadelphia (Philadelphia Department of Public Health)
- New York City (New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene)