National Center for Healthy Housing

The Steering Committee consists of between eight and 16 elected organizations that represent a cross-section of the membership. The Coalition will strive to ensure that the Steering Committee is balanced to represent diverse populations and housing types impacted by unhealthy housing. Two permanent slots on the Steering
Committee are designated for a local government organization and a local community-based organization. Steering Committee nominations are solicited from the Coalition’s general membership, with elections occurring every other year. Coalition members or nonmembers may be nominated by themselves or someone else by the announced deadline date. As the Coalition's founder, NCHH remains a permanent member of the Steering Committee. For a document further describing the roles and processes of the Steering Committee, click here.

Steering Committee Members

National Center for Healthy Housing (Chair)
Alameda County Healthy Homes Department
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
Boston Public Health Commission
Childhood Lead Action Project
Connecticut Children's Healthy Homes Program
Iowa Parents against Lead Poisoning
Lead and Environmental Hazards Association
National Association for State Community Services Programs
NeighborWorks America
Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance
Rebuilding Together
Rural LISC
Seattle and King County Department of Public Health
Tribal Healthy Homes Network

Chair: Nan Feyler (Deputy Managing Director’s Office for Health and Human Services, City of Philadelphia)

Staff: Jonathan Wilson (National Center for Healthy Housing)

Priorities:

Support flexibility and leveraging of federal health, housing, and energy resources:

• Promote adoption of the National Healthy Housing Standard and the International Property Maintenance Code.
• Promote effective housing code administration and enforcement policies.

Chair: Courtney Wisinski (Michigan Department of Community Health)

Staff: Amanda Reddy (National Center for Healthy Housing)

Priority:

• Promote financing for home-based services to address environmental health and safety hazards.