Ridding our community's housing stock of environmental hazards is a BIG job, and we need your help! The Healthy Homes Coalition is working with parents, community organizations, and government to quickly eliminate health hazards in children's homes. We want you to join us!

The average cost to make a Grand Rapids home free of lead hazards is about $9,000. The typical cost for clearing the air of radon? $1,200. And carbon monoxide problems are expensive too, often involving the replacement of major appliances like furnaces and water heaters.

The Healthy Homes Coalition is working to implement cost-effective solutions. By changing housing policy, leveraging federal resources, promoting marketplace solutions, and supporting parents and property owners, together, we can eliminate environmental health hazards in children's homes.

Learn More About Healthy Homes - Take a Tour!

Interested in learning more about us?  We'd encourage you to join us for a Building Healthy Homes Tour.  These brief lunch hour or end of the day tours are a wonderful chance for you to hear some real stories about the work that we do at Healthy Homes.  You can meet the staff, check out our offices, and ask questions about the work that we do.  And don't worry, we won't ask for a contribution at that time.  The tours are a time for learning and getting to know one another.

When you join us on a tour, our commitment to you is threefold.  FIrst, you'll learn a lot.  Second, we commit to starting and ending the tour on time, so you don't need more than 60 minutes.  Third, you'll have fun and leave inspired!

To pick a date, visit our News and Events calendar page.

If you'd like to make a donation to the Healthy Homes Coalition, please know that the Healthy Homes Coalition is a 501(c)(3) charity, so your contribution is fully tax-deductible.