Nevada Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program

Nevada Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Our vision is to promote a lead-safe home environment so that all Nevada children can achieve their full potential.

Where you can find us: https://linktr.ee/nv.clppp

🚨 Now Available: Nevada’s 2024-2025 Blood Lead Surveillance Report!Our latest annual report provides a detailed analysis...
09/03/2026

🚨 Now Available: Nevada’s 2024-2025 Blood Lead Surveillance Report!

Our latest annual report provides a detailed analysis of blood lead testing data for children under six years old across Nevada. Covering the period from October 1, 2024 through September 30, 2025 , it highlights state and county-level trends to identify where and how children may be exposed to lead. 🔍

This data helps guide efforts to improve Nevada’s low testing rates and expand access to lead-safe resources for families statewide. 💡

📥 View the full report at https://bit.ly/4fZFZad

This summer, we had the pleasure of having Isaiah join the NvCLPPP team as one our public health interns! 🌍During his in...
09/01/2026

This summer, we had the pleasure of having Isaiah join the NvCLPPP team as one our public health interns! 🌍

During his internship, Isaiah supported our health communication efforts by exploring geophagia, or the practice of consuming clay, as a potential source of lead exposure in Ghana. 🪨 Through is work, he developed and presented educational content on how heavy metals in clay may contribute to exposure when consumed, helping bring attention to an important global and environmental health topic.

Isaiah will be graduating with an MPH in Global and Environmental Health at UNLV in December and continuing his efforts in public health. We are so thankful for the time and contributions Isaiah shared with our team, and for his dedication to advancing global and environmental health. We wish him the very best in what comes next and look forward to seeing all that he accomplishes! 🎉

When handling or using fi****ms with lead-containing ammunition, lead dust and residue can be inhaled, ingested, or come...
08/27/2026

When handling or using fi****ms with lead-containing ammunition, lead dust and residue can be inhaled, ingested, or come into contact with your skin and clothing. If you or someone in your household uses fi****ms with lead-containing ammunition, you can take preventative actions to reduce lead exposure and help keep your home lead-safe.

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As our summer internships wrap up, we’re excited to highlight Maria and the work she contributed to NvCLPPP! 🎉This summe...
08/25/2026

As our summer internships wrap up, we’re excited to highlight Maria and the work she contributed to NvCLPPP! 🎉

This summer, Maria supported our health communication efforts by exploring lead exposure in baby formula and baby foods. 🍼 During her internship, she developed and presented educational content to help translate this important public health topic into accessible information for families and communities.

Maria will be graduating with an MPH in Social and Behavioral Health at UNLV in December and continuing her work in public health. We are so grateful for Maria’s contributions to our team, and also so proud of her growth as a public health professional and advocate for maternal and child health! We wish her all the best in this next chapter and can’t wait to see what she accomplishes next! 💙

Did you know that infants can be exposed to lead through breastfeeding?🍼 Lead can contaminate breast milk when a parent ...
08/20/2026

Did you know that infants can be exposed to lead through breastfeeding?

🍼 Lead can contaminate breast milk when a parent has experienced lead exposure. This can stem from recent activities—such as workplace hazards, hobbies, or home renovations—or past exposure, as stored lead in bones can be released during pregnancy and lactation.

💜 Most parents can safely continue to breastfeed even with trace amounts of lead in their system. Healthcare providers should monitor parent and infant health with routine blood lead testing.

🔍 Guidance on breast milk safety and lead levels:
If blood lead levels reach or exceed 40 micrograms per deciliter, providers should advise pumping and discarding milk until levels decrease.
Testing breast milk directly for lead is not recommended.

✨ Discover more about lead exposure prevention at nvclppp.org.

🍎Our team recently tabled at the Kinder Round-Up Event hosted by Walter E. Jacobsen Elementary! Parents and families fro...
08/18/2026

🍎Our team recently tabled at the Kinder Round-Up Event hosted by Walter E. Jacobsen Elementary! Parents and families from the community received NvCLPPP swag and educational materials, as well as shared insights that we can apply to our program efforts. 🏫

🩵Last month, the NvCLPPP team enjoyed a fun day together learning how to make Hawaiian leis, playing crowd-favorite game...
08/13/2026

🩵Last month, the NvCLPPP team enjoyed a fun day together learning how to make Hawaiian leis, playing crowd-favorite games, and solving a public health “Mystery Outbreak”! 🌺🔍

Being in each others’ good company and sharing lots of laughs reminded us why we are so grateful to have a team of amazing people that put their all into NvCLPPP’s efforts.

🎒Our team had a wonderful time at the Pahrump Valley High School Back-to-School Event!We connected with parents and fami...
08/11/2026

🎒Our team had a wonderful time at the Pahrump Valley High School Back-to-School Event!

We connected with parents and families by collecting surveys, sharing lead safety resources, and handing out NvCLPPP swag.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and to the event organizers for bringing the community together. We look forward to continuing to support Nevada families!

Simple, daily habits can help create a lead-safe home for you and your family! 🏠From practicing good hygiene to maintain...
08/08/2026

Simple, daily habits can help create a lead-safe home for you and your family! 🏠

From practicing good hygiene to maintaining a clean household, small prevention steps can help protect your family from lead exposure.

▶️ Swipe for easy tips you can practice at home.
🔗 Learn more at nvclppp.org/what-is-lead/preventing-lead-exposure/

Lead exposure during pregnancy can affect both parent and baby 🤰🏽 Knowing the risks and learning how to reduce exposure ...
08/07/2026

Lead exposure during pregnancy can affect both parent and baby 🤰🏽 Knowing the risks and learning how to reduce exposure can help support a healthier, lead-safe pregnancy.

🔍 Learn more at nvclppp.org/what-is-lead/lead-pregnancy-breastfeeding/

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