Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Description:this Project Will Improve Indoor Environmental Health and Climate Change for Communities in South Seattle and South King County. the Project Consists of Three Initiatives. First, a Climate Resiliency Action Group Will Build Partnerships, Raise Awareness, and Promote Education and Social Equity in Climate Resilience. Second, the Healthy Homes Project Will Improve Indoor Environmental Determinants of Health. and, Third, Training Will Be Developed for Childcare Providers and Caregivers to Promote Healthy and Climate Resilient Communities.activities:a Climate Resiliency Action Group Will Build Partnerships, Raise Awareness, and Promote Education and Social Equity in Climate Resilience. the Healthy Homes Project Will Improve Indoor Environmental Determinants of Health. Training Will Be Developed for Childcare Providers and Caregivers to Promote Healthy and Climate Resilient Communities.subrecipient:the Sub-awardees Will Increase Community Awareness of Climate Resilience and Racial Equity Issues, Foster Stronger Partnerships for Advancing Climate Resilience, and Implement Equitable Practices in Climate Resilience Planning and Implementation Through the Climate Resiliency Action Group. the Healthy Homes Project Will Improve Indoor Air Quality, Educate Families on How to Mitigate Indoor Environmental Health Hazards, and Promote Use of Sustainable Household Practices to Mitigate Climate Impacts. Additionally, the Healthy and Safe Early Learning Environments Project Will Improve Health Outcomes in Early Learning Settings, Enhance Capacity Among Childcare Providers to Promote Health and Climate Resilience, and Create Networks for Sustainable Practices in Early Childhood Education.outcomes:the Project Will Increase Community Awareness of Climate Resilience and Racial Equity Issues, Foster Stronger Partnerships for Advancing Climate Resilience, and Implement Equitable Practices in Climate Resilience Planning and Implementation Through the Climate Resiliency Action Group. the Healthy Homes Project Will Improve Indoor Air Quality, Educate Families on How to Mitigate Indoor Environmental Health Hazards, and Promote Use of Sustainable Household Practices to Mitigate Climate Impacts. Additionally, the Healthy and Safe Early Learning Environments Project Will Improve Health Outcomes in Early Learning Settings, Enhance Capacity Among Childcare Providers to Promote Health and Climate Resilience, and Create Networks for Sustainable Practices in Early Childhood Education. This Project Will Benefit Diverse Stakeholders in South Seattle and South King County.
Committed
$1.0 Million
Paid out
$218.0K
22%
Committed, not yet paid
$782.0K
78%
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