Eco-Healthy Home Ambassodor Training
From Oregon's Environmental Council's Eco-Healthy Child Care program (http://www.oeconline.org/our-work/kidshealth/ehcc)
If you want to become and Eco-healthy home ambassodor, there is a training on June 12 for 16 volunteers (there is no fee for the training). The program aims to educate the public about the health hazards related to common toxins found in the home; particularly seeking to create healthy environments for children.
Once trained, the volunteers will then facilitate at least two more training course around the state. Participants will also learn tips and tricks for becoming effective community advocates and for leading community workshops to bring the Eco-Healthy Home materials to more social circles.
If you can’t attend the training, but would like to learn more about this topic here are some useful links to make your home and community more healthy!
How to make your own non-toxic cleaning kit
Metro’s Sustainable Living site - including indoor and outdoor/gardening resources
Habitat for Humanity’s Guide for safe and healthy homes
