

Science Take-Out’s Community Environmental Health (CEH) kits are designed to engage diverse community audiences in learning about environmental health issues. These short, user-friendly activities add a hands-on element to community trainings, informal education, health fairs, and other diverse settings. The kits also encourage discussions about ways to reduce exposures to environmental health hazards.
Explore Our CEH KitsThese kits were developed in partnership with University of Rochester and three other environmental health community engagement programs from across the country.
Click here for a short overview of all the CEH kits.
Click here for more information about the kit development process and about use of the kits with diverse participants.
To meet the varied needs of community groups, we offer three ways to purchase the CEH kits:
In each case, there is a discount when you order a larger number of kits.
If you prefer to make your own CEH kits, we will provide kit documents, lists of materials, and instructions, on request at no cost. Just send an email to [email protected] to request the CEH kit documents. You will need to purchase your own materials to make the kits.
Help the Smith family determine if they have a healthy home environment.
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learn moreDoes Santiago have lead poisoning?
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learn moreIdentify sources of lead that are poisoning Tara’s family.
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learn moreIs there lead in the drinking water?
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learn moreIs the well water contaminated?
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learn moreExplore how improper use of pesticides may cause health problems.
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learn moreAnalyze risk factors for breast cancer in a family.
#STO-CEH7
learn moreExplore how UV radiation exposure increases skin cancer risk.
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