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Schenectady County Healthy Neighborhoods Program
Schenectady County Public Health Services · County program
Free home visit and supplies; no cash amount stated
Schenectady County Public Health Services offers free home visits that educate homeowners and tenants on fire safety and other home health and safety issues. The program also provides health/safety supplies and referrals, but the page does not state a cash amount.
Program details
How it works
The Schenectady County Healthy Neighborhoods Program is a free home visiting program. County staff contact participants on a first-come, first-served basis, conduct a brief phone interview, and then schedule a home visit to understand the resident’s concerns and provide education and health/safety supplies.
What the program covers
The county says the program educates residents on:
- Fire safety
- Lead poisoning prevention
- Pests
- Asthma
- Tobacco control
- Falls prevention
- Child safety
- Indoor air quality
At the end of the visit, staff provide relevant referrals and resources if needed.
What a homeowner gets
The official page does not list a dollar amount or specific repair scope. It does state that participants receive:
- Education on how to maintain a safe and healthy home
- Health/safety supplies during the visit
- Referrals/resources after the visit, if needed
How to apply
Residents interested in a free home visit are directed to contact the program by phone.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not state an application deadline, funding cap, or end date. It describes the program as an ongoing county service.
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