Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Project Seeks to Protect the Environmental Health of Children by Collaborating With Childcare Administrators to Improve Policies and Practices in Early Childhood Settings. 200+ Early Childhood Professionals Will Increase Their Knowledge of Environmental Risks and Identify Risks in Their Own Settings Through Environmental Assessments Benefitting an Estimated 17,000 Children in Year One. Environmental Health Assessments Will Be Made Available Nationally in Year Two, Through Partnerships With National Early Care and Education Networks, Reaching 130,000+ Childcare Professionals.
Committed
$145,033
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