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Health district proposes Body Care Code
SEYMOUR — The Naugatuck Valley Health District will convert its current Barbershops, Hairdressing and Cosmetology Shops Code to a Body Care Code to encompass updates on current trends in the industry, meet new state requirements and include tanning and massage. A copy of the proposed revisions can be found at www.nvhd.org or viewed at... »
Grant helps get the lead out
NAUGATUCK — Hurricane Irene and the October snowstorm left the front door of 61 Hickory Lane in Naugatuck rusted, warped and in need of replacement. But as decrepit as the door was, the residing family didn’t know it could be dangerous to their health. Thanks to a federal lead removal grant awarded to the... »
Health district to celebrate anniversary
SEYMOUR — The Naugatuck Valley Health District will mark its 40th Anniversary Tuesday with a ceremony following an open house, facility tours, and public health information and displays. The open house and tours will be held from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. at the health district’s office at 98 Bank St. in Seymour. A ceremony... »
Health district offers new services
SEYMOUR — The Naugatuck Valley Health District announced new services available to Valley residents. The district will begin offering the Early Intervention Services program this week. The program, which is funded through a Ryan White Part A grant to Waterbury Health Department, provides community outreach, education, and case management services to residents of the... »
Health district receives funding for lead programs
BOSTON — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded $7,067,857 in grants to local projects in Connecticut recenlty including $2.48 million to the Naugatuck Valley Health District. Out of those funds, $2.3 million will be used for the Lead Based Paint Hazard Control grant program and $180,000 in healthy homes supplemental funding... »