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| Certification | NSF/ANSI 42, 53, 401 & 372 Certified |
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| Certification | HEPA Filter |
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| Certification | EPA Design for the Environment |
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EHCC is the only national program working for over 17 years to deliver technical assistance, training, and resources to child care professionals on reducing environmental hazards within child care settings. The EHCC program’s goal is to identify common toxicants found within and around child care facilities (Head Start, Early Head Start, family child care, and center-based facilities) and reduce or all together prevent adverse health effects from exposures.
