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General Interest
Housing Policy Briefing for GR City Commission

GRAND RAPIDS – A coalition of 24 community organizations presented a position paper to the Grand Rapids City Commission on September 27 calling for cooperation to address growing housing concerns as a result of the recent changes in the real estate market.

General Interest
Healthy Homes Coalition Annual Meeting 8/5

The Healthy Homes Coalition will be hosting their Annual Meeting 4:30pm Thursday, August 5.

Carbon Monoxide News
Healthy Homes Awarded $26,248 FEMA Grant

The Healthy Homes Coalition was recently awarded $26,248 in FEMA funding to make sure families with children have working carbon monoxide and smoke detectors in their homes.  This award will allow Healthy Homes to serve 400 families! 

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Healthy Homes Coalition

Community Partners: Carbon Monoxide

Carbon monoxide is the leading cause of poisoning deaths in the United States. By helping parents maintain their homes, you can help protect children's health!

Many of the strategies used to protect children from carbon monoxide are also strategies that help make our community's housing greener and cleaner. Newer furnaces that function well are not only energy efficient, but they are also healthier.

How can your organization help promote both green and healthy homes?

Partnership is a core value for the Healthy Homes Coalition. We'd like to partner with your organization to make sure all children's homes are free of poisonous carbon monoxide.

Below are a few links to documents that might help us partner:

To learn more about how you and your organization can join us, contact the Healthy Homes Coalition at (616) 241-3300.

Support Healthy Homes Coalition

Making sure children grow up in homes that are healthy and safe is everyone’s job!  The Healthy Homes Coalition is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Learn more about specific ways you can help protect children. Connect with us today!