Mike, Lisa, Stella and Frankie know they need to be lead safe when renovating their home to protect their family from lead dust. This video points out the risks from lead during renovations and introduces the keys to a lead safe renovation. “Made in Trail” Lead Safe Renovation Videos Video 1 | Video 2 | […]
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We have used THE Program in a few ways since moving to Trail. When we first moved here we had a 10 month old child and living near the smelter made me nervous. My fears were put to rest when the family health nurse came to my house and went over the steps I could
…it turns out that lead testing is very quick and well done. I won’t be as worried for re-checks. And the ‘presents’ afterwards help.
We have been tested every 6 months since moving to the area. The staff are welcoming, understanding and make the process as fast and painless as possible. My daughter barely minds the poke!
THEP is an invaluable resource to our community. As a parent, it is reassuring to know there is an organization set up with one central goal, to help make Trail a safe and healthy community to raise a family. I recommend all families in Trail including newly relocated and long-term residents to get involved, or
The results from the 2018 children’s blood lead testing clinic show that the average blood lead level for children aged six-36 months in Trail and Rivervale is 2.9 micrograms per decilitre.
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Results from the THEC 2017 children’s blood lead testing clinic show lowest results in Children to date.
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Health & Environment Committee Celebrates 25 Years with Renewed Collaboration SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 – The Trail Area Health & Environment Committee (THEC) finalized its new ‘Trail Area Health & Environment Program’ document and signed a renewed commitment to continue its collaboration which has spanned 25 years. “The document describes THEC’s activities and initiatives, as well
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This report shares the 2009 Children’s Blood Lead Clinic results. This includes participation rates, results, and environmental conditions. Participation is voluntary. Rates are provided by neighbourhood and area. The blood lead level geomean based on the 2009 fall clinic was 5.6 µg/dL. Environmental conditions refer to Pb in air at different times of the year.
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This report shares the 2007 Children’s Blood Lead Clinic results. This includes participation rates, results, and environmental conditions. Participation is voluntary. Rates are provided by neighbourhood and area. The blood lead level geomean based on the 2007 fall clinic was 5.2 µg/dL. Environmental conditions refer to Pb in air at different times of the year.
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