Twitter and Facebook Posts
Prior to Event:
Post 1: The
time is right to guide federal action for healthy housing. “Advancing Healthy Housing: A Strategy for
Action” is a multi-agency strategic plan developed to advance national housing policies.
Learn
more about the plan and the February 4th launch here: To learn more please visit www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.
Post 2: 1
in 5 children in America live in poverty. Learn how the federal Strategy for Action for
advancing healthy housing strategically targeting healthy homes activities to
keep people from being harmed by their housing. To learn more please visit www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.
Post 3: Children, the elderly, and individuals
with chronic illness are often more vulnerable to the effects of health and
safety hazards in their homes. Learn how
the Healthy Homes Work Group’s Strategy for Action promotes strategically
targeting healthy homes activities to support the needs of underserved
populations. To learn more please visit
www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.)
Post 4: The federal government encourages
participation from many sectors to join in the efforts to make homes healthier
and safer. Join state and local
governments, and private and non-government organizations in local and regional
activities to advance healthy housing. www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.
Post 5: Health and safety
hazards associated with housing cost the Nation billions of dollars annually in
healthcare costs alone, and may lead to lower educational attainment, loss of
housing equity, neighborhood deprivation and more. We must act now! First Step?
Attend the launch on February 4th at the Building Museum,
or, if you can’t get there, view it on line starting the next day. www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.
Post 6: “Advancing Healthy
Housing: A Strategy for Action” represents a bold new vision for addressing the
Nation’s health and economic burdens caused by preventable hazards associated
with the home. To learn how to get
involved and for information about the February 4th launch of the
Strategy, go here: www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.
Post 7: Homes are where we
spend more time than anywhere else, where our children live and play, where
friends and family gather to celebrate, and where we seek refuge and
safety. Learn how to protect your home
through the federal government’s “Advancing Healthy Housing: A Strategy for
Action”. Visit www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes and attend
the February 4th launch at the Building Museum.
Post 8: What are the 8
characteristics of a healthy home? It is
dry, clean, pest free, safe, contaminant free, well ventilated, and well
maintained and thermally controlled.
Help accomplish this for more homes, streamline public awareness
messages and program coordination, as well as establish effective partnerships.
Learn more on February 4. www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.
Tweet 1: The time is right to guide federal action
for healthy housing. Join #HealthyHomes on 2/4
@BuildingMuseum. #StrategyforAction www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes.
Tweet 2: Health is not just
about the quality of your health care, it’s also about the home you live in not
making you sick. #HealthyHomes @HHSGov
Tweet 3: Help reduce the
number of American homes w/residential #health & safety hazards. Follow
@HUDNews www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
#StrategyforAction
Tweet 4: Join #healthyhomes
Strategy for Action 2/4. #HHWG: @HUDNews, @HHSGov, @CDCGov, @NIEHS, @Energy, @USDOL,
@USNISTGOV. www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
Tweet 5: Your home has a unique place in your daily life. Learn how
to protect it: www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
#StrategyforAction @HUDNews
Tweet 6: Learn how @USDOL trains, connects workers to jobs
in #cleanenergy economy, #greenconstruction. #HealthyHomes www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
Tweet 7: Focus: Public health impact of poor quality
housing. Follow #StrategyforAction@Energy @HUDNews @HHSGov @CDCGov
@NIEHS @USDOL @USNISTGOV
Tweet 8: Over 30 million U.S. housing units have problems
(e.g. lead, radon, etc.) putting many at risk for illness & injury.Follow #HealthyHomes
Tweet 9: Radon in homes is
estimated to cause 21,000 lung cancer deaths annually. Learn more at www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes #HealthyHomes
Tweet 11: Interventions to reduce in-home hazards are
cost-effective. Learn more www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
#StrategyforAction
Post Event:
Post 1: Investing in
residential health and safety improvements cost effectively reduces the
economic burden from preventable hazards.
“Like” the federal government’s Advancing Healthy Housing: A Strategy
for Action (insert link to Facebook page) and
visit www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes to listen to a
live streaming of the February 4th launch event.
Post 2: Want to help the federal
government make informed decisions to develop imaginative and realistic
solutions for healthy housing in the United States? “Like” the Advancing
Healthy Housing: A Strategy for Action page(insert linkto Facebook page), and visit www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
to listen
to a live streaming of the February 4th launch event.
Tweet 1: U.S. federal
agencies unveil Advancing Healthy Housing – A Strategy for Action
#StrategyforAction www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
Tweet 2: The Strategy for
Action unifies, for the first time, federal action to advance healthy housing.
Follow #StrategyforAction. www.HUD.gov/healthyhomes
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