Pilot Project Funding
Funding for researchers and nonprofit organizations for innovative children’s environmental health research and implementing that research in the community.
The resources below, some of which are from our Center and others from our partners, include environmental health data, resources and programs of interest.
Funding for researchers and nonprofit organizations for innovative children’s environmental health research and implementing that research in the community.
Assessments of schools for asbestos hazards, health risks and education.
To receive text alerts to your phone on emergencies or severe weather, simply text ReadyPhila to 888-777.
Videos specifically for childcare centers and schools on environmental health topics.
Explore this index to view at risk areas in Philadelphia and available community resources.
Make sure your heating and cooling systems are in good condition before extreme weather events occur. Use this guide to find programs that may be…
Providing free plumbing upgrades to homeowners who experience water backing up through basement fixtures during wet weather.
This brochure includes information on signs of heat related illness and ways to stay cool in Philadelphia.
Click to view Philadelphia’s plan to prepare our city for hotter, wetter extreme weather events.
Visit Philadelphia’s Extreme Heat Guide to view the signs and symptoms of heat related illnesses and ways to stay safe.
Request a free tree by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society! They will remove sidewalk if needed.
Children First created several resources with information on free programs operating in Delaware County that will help families get the lead out of their homes and apartments.
If you are a nonprofit consider this grant program to implement, maintain, and share knowledge about green storm water infrastructure.
Attend one of these community events to receive a free tree for your front or back yard!
Provides local PA legislators and policy makers data around childhood lead poisoning with examples of policy initiatives to reduce lead poisoning.
A new program of the Philadelphia Department of Public Health will provide air purifiers to local schools and early childhood education center at no cost.
Children are uniquely vulnerable to climate change and its impacts on health. Read this report to find out more on the topic.
Built to Last includes critical home repairs, health and safety improvements, and energy efficiency and rooftop solar to lower utility costs. Clients must qualify under eligibility criteria.
Are you interested in replacing an empty front yard with a garden? Need to fix a cracked rear patio? Trying to save water to use…
Find out if you have a lead service line in your home by following the steps outlined in this video!
Learn about all the work done by the Beat the Heat team in Hunting Park and find resources to start your own campaign to reduce…
Search EWG’s recommendations of non-toxic personal care products and discover if your favorite items have toxic chemicals.
EWG created a database on tap water quality where you can search your zip code and see the common contaminants in your tap water system.
Enter your zip code to see how the air quality in your neighborhood ranks with the rest of the country.