Lead-Free Promise Project

If your home was built before 1978, it may contain lead paint. That’s the year lead paint was finally banned in the U.S.—which is why testing older homes is so important.

Join us for half-day, community-focused event designed for both residents and local stakeholders to come together to share information, discuss policy solutions, and explore strategies to prevent lead exposure. Register at: bit.ly/3PezyVP

On Wednesday night, Lansdale Borough Council unanimously approved a resolution on Lead Safe Awareness in order to bring awareness to this often hidden danger.

Childhood lead poisoning is 100% preventable - primarily by removing lead paint-based hazards in older homes. Learn more at paleadfree.org

Lead poisoning can cause permanent brain damage to children, but it is 100% preventable! Find out how to prevent lead paint poisoning by visiting paleadfree.org

Did you know Pennsylvania has the nation's 2nd highest number of children poisoned by lead?

whyy.org/articles/healt… In Delaware, landlords and housing owners will need to comply with stricter lead-free certification requirements within the next couple years thanks to a new law.

When cities unite, progress follows. Lancaster is leading the way by bringing partners together to create a safer, healthier, lead-free future.

Happy Holidays! Thank you for standing with us to protect children from the dangers of lead. Your support helps build healthier, safer communities all year long.

Lead harms children’s neurological and behavioral development, and that’s exactly why prevention is critical.

Lead exposure remains a serious public health challenge, but it’s one we can overcome through shared responsibility and collaboration.

Happy, Healthy, Lead-Free Me engages both children and parents in learning about the importance of lead testing — combining education and fun to build healthier, lead-free communities.

Collaboration drives impact. When cities, nonprofits, and leaders align their efforts, we move faster, share innovation, and build safer, stronger communities together.

“The lives and well-being of our children are on the line.”

Ending lead poisoning is within our reach — but only if we act with urgency and commitment. Let’s seize this moment to protect every child’s future.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, especially when there is no cure. Lead poisoning is 100% preventable, and awareness is the first step. Read more about the fight for lead-safe homes. 🔗 northpennnow.com/news/2025/sep/…

Thanks to passionate advocates like Janice Smith, the movement to put Pennsylvania’s kids first keeps growing stronger.

Real leadership means fighting for our children’s future. Thank you to Mayor Sorace and all who joined us at the LFPP Conference to keep kids at the center of Pennsylvania’s progress.

“After water from more than a dozen fixtures was found to have unacceptably high lead levels in Allegheny Valley schools, the district says it’s looking to replace parts to avoid future contamination.” triblive.com/local/valley-n…

Many think lead is a problem of the past, but it’s not. Only 20% of children are being tested for lead exposure in Pennsylvania. Let’s change that. Every child deserves 2 tests by age 2 for a healthy, lead-free future. 💪