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The mission of the Office of Lead Poisoning Prevention (OLPP) is to protect the health of Delawareans by preventing childhood lead poisoning and promoting health among children (0 – 6 years of age) through education, safe environments, screening and early intervention. General Information
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Resources for More Information Renovate Right Pamphlet English ----- Spanish __________ Find a Lead Certified Contractor __________ Submit a Tip or Complaint __________ Community Health Services Lead Testing Page __________ Elevated Blood Lead level Procedure __________ EPA Lead Awareness Program __________ HUD Office of Healthy Homes & Lead Hazard Control __________ National Center for Healthy Housing __________ Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home [ Spanish Version - Proteja a Su Familia del Plomo Que Está en Su Hogar __________ Reducing Lead Hazards When Remodeling Your Home [ Spanish Version - Reduciendo los Peligros del Plomo al Remodelar su Casa ] __________ Protect Your Family From Lead During Renovation, Repair and Painting __________ Give Your Child the Chance of a Lifetime, Keep Your Child Lead-Safe [ Spanish Version - Ofrézcale a su Niño la Oportunidad de Su Vida. Manténgalo Libre de Plomo ] __________ Lead Poisoning Home Checklist __________ Lead and a Healthy Diet __________ Disclosure of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing __________ Lead In Your Home: A Parent’s Reference Guide __________ Testing Your Home For Lead In Paint, Dust, and Soil |