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Lead-based paint was banned in 1978, but houses built before then probably contain leaded paint. Children, particularly under the age of six, are most at risk from even small amounts of lead, and the damage can be permanent. But there are things you can do to protect your children. Read on to learn more about the symptoms and causes of lead poisoning, how to help prevent it, and testing children at 12 mos. and again at 24 mos. for exposure to lead in accordance with New York State law.

Resources
Call (585) 224-3125 to request FREE copies of our "Lead Awareness for Parents" DVD  (viewable in English, Spanish/Español, and American Sign Language).  We would be happy to provide copies for all of your clients.  Copies of this DVD are available for check out through the Monroe County Library System.

You can also order a display stand of our General Information Brochures in English and Spanish.  These materials are FREE and yours for the asking.  We also make educational presentations to parents.  Call the Coalition to Prevent Lead Poisoning at (585) 224-3125.

  • 292-BABY, 50-minute program on preventing lead paint poisoning, Time-Warner Cable Video on Demand