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Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
The Committee for the Elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning (CECLP)
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"Working together to prevent our children from encountering the challenges of developmental delay, lowered IQ, and learning disabilities resulting from childhood lead poisoning." |
Our Purpose:
To develop, implement and monitor a strategic plan to eliminate childhood lead poisoning in Florida by 2010.
Our History:
Our committee was established in late 2003 with leadership from the Florida Department of Health's Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (FL CLPPP). This voluntary advisory committee brought together representatives from federal, state, and local government agencies, universities and community organizations to develop a strategic plan to meet the goal of eliminating childhood lead poisoning in Florida. The plan was completed in August of 2004.
In 2005, the committee, is called the Committee for the Elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning (FL CECLP), expanded by establishing workgroups to assist in the implementation of the activities defined in the Florida Strategic Plan for the Elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning: The Elimination Plan.
The committee continues to grow in membership and now includes nearly sixty stakeholders from across the state. The shared expertise and resources provided by these members continues to be a source of growth and improved effectiveness of the committee.
Structure:
The committee is organized into five work groups to address the five components of the strategic plan to eliminate childhood lead poisoning: Screening and Surveillance, Outreach and Education, Lead Source Identification and Reduction (Housing), Case Management and Public Policy.
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Presentation
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Presenter: Ricky Harrison (The presentation opens in a new window)
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Length 14min
Summary:
This presentation will help you become familiar with the problem of childhood lead poisoning in Florida. It has three specific objectives. The first objective is to introduce the causes and irreversible effects of childhood lead poisoning. The second objective is to provide you with an overview of at-risk populations in Florida and the lead poisoning statistics for the state. The third objective is to provide you with an overview of the Florida Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (the FL CLPPP) and encourage you to join us in our efforts to eliminate childhood lead poisoning in Florida.
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 Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)
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Florida Children's Environmental Health Alliance |
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American Management Resources Corporation (AMRC) |
Florida District of Kiwania International |
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Broward County Health Department (CHD) |
Florida International University |
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CDC |
Healthy Start (1) |
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DCA Weatherization Assistance Program |
Hillsborough CLPPP (2) |
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Duval Childhood Lead Poisoning and Prevention Program (CLPPP) |
Housing Partnership of Jacksonville (2) |
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EPA |
Jacksonville Housing Authority |
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Escambia CHD |
Miami Dade Housing Authority |
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FL Children's Medical Services (CMS) |
Miami-Dade CLPPP |
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FL DOH - Infant, Maternal and Reproductive Health (3) |
Miami-Dade Weed and Seed |
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FL DOH Adult Blood Lead Epidemiology and Surveillance |
National Council of Negro Women |
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FL DOH CLPPP(4) |
Palm Beach CHD (2) |
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FL DOH Division of Environmental Health (3) |
Pinellas CHD (4) |
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FL DOH Florida Medical Association |
St. Petersburg Housing Authority |
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FL DOH Office of Rural Health |
St. Petersburg Housing Authority |
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FL DOH Refugee Health Program (2) |
Tampa Housing Authority |
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FL DOH School Health Program |
U.S. Dept. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) |
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FL DOH WIC & Nutrition Services (1) |
UF The Center for Training, Research, and Education for Environmental Occupation (TREEO) |
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Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FCAAP) |
USF College of Public Health (COPH) | |
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Committee Overview (PDF)
Document provides an overview for the Committee for the Elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning.
2006 "Florida's Strategic Plan for the
Elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning" (PDF)
Florida's Elimination Plan was developed and implemented through the combined efforts of the FL CLPPP, committee members and other statewide partners. The plan was initially submitted to the CDC in August of 2004, however several revisions have taken place since
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2006 Action Plan (PDF)
The annual action plan presented in this document is a roadmap for the implementation of activities in 2006 towards the elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning in the state of Florida. An action plan will be developed each year.
Planning, Performance Measurement and Eval Framework (PDF)
The Planning, Performance Measurement & Evaluation Framework is a roadmap for the ongoing collection, analysis and use of data related to the processes and impacts of the combined activities of the Florida Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (FL CLPPP) and the Committee for the Elimination of Childhood Lead Poisoning.
Annual Events Calendar (PDF)
Our Annual Calendar of Activities indicates times for key planning, monitoring, and evaluation activities for each fiscal year. Both the Committee and the Program make use of this calendar.
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The purpose of the newsletter is to keep all committee members abreast about efforts made to eliminate childhood lead poisoning in Florida and across the country. It highlights community events, workgroup meeting dates, as well as the work of colleagues inside and outside of the committee.
07/12/06 Edition 1 (PDF)
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Childhood lead poisoning is a complex problem. Reaching our goal of eliminating childhood lead poisoning will require our committee and other leaders to utilize a variety of skills. The following resources relate to building political will, policy development, leveraging funding, planning, program implementation and evaluation. |
The following links lead to sites outside the Department of Health and all links open in a new window.
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CDC Evaluation Working Group
Description: This site provides links to further information about evaluation or assistance in conducting an evaluation project.
Source: Centers for Disease control and Prevention
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Facilitative Leadership Tips
Description: This site discusses the role of facilitative leaders and offers tools for meeting and group facilitation.
Source: Faculty of Graduate Studies University of British Columbia
Managing Meetings
Description: This is a step-by-step, all-in-one resource for consultants and leaders. This site provides information on how to design and facilitate high-quality meetings during consulting and organizational change.
Source: Free Management Library Carter McNamara, MBA, PhD, Copyright 1999, Authenticity Consulting, LLC |
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The Advocacy Institute
Description: This site provides information on advocacy skills, networking with other activists, and one-on-one coaching. |
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Effective Committees
Description: Site provides an understanding of the basic nature of most groups and their typical stages of development.
Source: Free Management Library Carter McNamara, MBA, PhD, Copyright 1999, Authenticity Consulting, LLC |
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Free Management Library
Description: Provides a complete, highly integrated library for nonprofits and for-profits.
Project Management
Description: Highlights the overview of project management. Also includes resources need for project management.
Source: Free Management Library Carter McNamara, MBA, PhD, Copyright 1999, Authenticity Consulting, LLC |
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Grant Writing Assistance
Description: Site provides resources which offer a wealth of information on grant writing.
Source: Enterprise Florida
The Grantsmanship Center
Description: Includes information on grant writing. The site offers excellent training programs throughout the country (for a reasonable fee), and will provide a free newsletter to non-profit organizations.
Grant Writing Tips
Description: Includes grant writing tips and also provides links to other grants writing sites.
Source: Florida Department of Education |
| The Foundation Center's Search Zone
Description: Offers general and specialized funding information retrieval tools on the Internet.
Source: The Foundation Center
Research Associates
Description: Provides numerous links to web sites related to foundations and program funding. The links are broken down by category: Nonprofits; Government; Education; Statistics & Data.
Florida League of Cities
Description: Financial and Technical Assistance for Florida Municipalities contains information on grants, loans, technical assistance and other resources available to Florida municipalities.
The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance
Description: This web site gives you access to a database of all Federal programs available to State and local governments (including the District of Columbia); federally-recognized Indian tribal governments; Territories (and possessions) of the United States; domestic public, quasi-public, and private profit and nonprofit organizations and institutions; specialized groups; and individuals.
The Federal Register
Description: The Federal Register is the official daily publication for Rules, Proposed Rules, and Notices of Federal agencies and organizations, as well as Executive Orders and other Presidential Documents. |
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