Healthy Early Learning Centers Philadelphia

There are many potential environmental hazards in early learning centers that can impact a child’s ability to learn, play and grow, as well as harm staff health. Connect with WHE staff who will provide recommendations for policies and procedures to immediately beneft the health and well-being of children and staff in the center.

Our goal is to provide recommendations for solutions, policies and practices that will immediately beneft the health and well-being of children and staff in centers. Professional development is available for a small fee to school professionals including facilities staff, educators, and administrators on a variety of environmental health topics.

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Does your early learning team need professional development (PD) hours? Request a training or professional development opportunity for your school or staff. Complete this form to learn more about PD opportunities.

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Please share 1-2 sentences with us on the nature of your request e.g. I have a concern about indoor air quality at my school, or I would like to speak to someone about the Healthy Schools Recognition Program.

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Healthy Learning Principles

Our staff offers technical assistance programming through environmental health consulting, including environmental hazard identification and mitigation, action planning, funding identification and grant writing assistance, policy and protocols review and revision and technical training for school professionals.

Children’s Environmental Healthy Network (CEHN)

Our goal is to provide recommendations for solutions, policies and practices that will immediately benefit the health and well-being of children and staff in centers. Early learning and day care facilities are charged with taking care of our youngest and most vulnerable population. The presence of air and water-related contaminants can be particularly dangerous to our children’s physical and cognitive development. Our staff is trained by the Children’s Environmental Healthy Network (CEHN) to provide assistance along with expertise, tools, and financing to address and, if need be, mitigate problem areas.