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Thanks to The Boren Foundation, and Jack and Karen Kay Leonard for making this website possible. 

What's Up At IKE?

-Wild Oats Grocery Store chooses IKE as Wooden Nickel Charity for 2006!

- 2005 Lead Safe and Healthy Homes Conference--Overview and Recap

-August 2005 Lead-Safe and Healthy Homes Newsletter

-  IKE Announces Janet G. McCabe as New Executive Director

-  2005 Store Survey - Your Kid's Health:  Can You Trust the Advice from Retail Stores Selling Paint and Pesticides?

-  March 2005 IKE Newsletter

-  Indy Rental Housing Quality

2004 Indiana Lead-Safe Conference - Nov.  9 & 10 - Recap and Presentations

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-  2005 Store Survey - Your Kid's Health:  Can You Trust the Advice from Retail Stores Selling Paint and Pesticides?

-  Toolkit to Assess Paint and Hardware Stores

- Inept But At Your Service:  Can You Trust Your Hardware Store? - 2004 Survey

- IKE Publishes Four Lead Compliance Pamphlets

- Kennedy-King Park Neighborhood Needs Assessment

- Special Report:  Indiana Cities Report 3.5 Billion Gallons of Sewage Bypasses & Overflows in 6500 Events From 1997 to 2002

- Indiana's 667 hi-risk neighborhoods for lead poisoning

- EPA Accepts IKE's Civil Rights Complaint Against the City of Indy for Investigation.

- Citizen rulemaking petition to avoid overloading combined sewers with irresponsible growth. 

- Lead myths and Windows of Opportunity Presentation 

Other Key Events

 

 

IKE tracks events surrounding Chemical Spill That Devastated Indiana's Upper White River

Welcome to IKE!

Improving Kids' Environment is a non-profit, advocacy coalition that facilitates tangible and significant improvements to children’s health through reductions in environmental threats to children. IKE will help children reach their full potential by working with citizens, non-profit organizations, governments, businesses, and others to:

  1. Identify environmental health threats to children;

    Ensure that parents and others who help children have effective access to information about these threats and the means to prevent them;

  2. Support the activities of those organizations striving to remove, reduce, and communicate these threats; and

  3. Promote practical means to remove or reduce recognized, serious threats that are not being addressed effectively.

Since its formation on May 1, 1999, IKE developed six priorities:

 

 

 

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Janet G. McCabe is IKE's Executive Director.  Contact her at:

 

    1201 N. Central Ave., #9

    Indianapolis, IN  46220

    Phone:  317-902-3610

    Fax:      866-234-8505

    Email:    mccabe@ikecoalition.org