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The recipient will promote utilization of the existing california department of public health's child lead poisoning prevention program (CLPPP) programs and assist residents in requesting blood lead testing through their medical providers under program guidelines. This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $500,000. See terms and conditions. Activities:the activities include community outreach efforts, including a presence at existing city events and functions, to provide informative materials provided by the california department of public health's child lead poisoning prevention program (CLPPP). Staff and volunteers will speak to residents both individually and through presentations about lead exposure symptoms and the various no-cost programs regarding exposure that are available to them. Additionally, door-to-door canvassing outreach will be conducted in EPA ejcps: increasing community awareness of lead contamination in santa ANA's resident population 10 neighborhoods throughout the city. Outreach will be led by orange county environmental justice education fund (OCEJEF) and getting residents engaged in empowering neighborhoods - madison park neighborhood association (GREEN-MPNA) staff and volunteers at these events. In addition to the existing city events, two new family-friendly events will be created from grant funds and repeated on an annual basis throughout the grant period, for a total of 6 new events. These will occur in summer and fall to increase attendance by target demographics of families with school-aged youth. Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:the anticipated deliverables and outcomes include: year 1 final report gauging resident interest and participation, program use, and areas of improvement completed and distributed to partners. Year 2 final report gauging resident interest and participation, program use, and areas of improvement completed and distributed to partners. Year 3 final report gauging resident interest and participation, program use, and areas of improvement completed and distributed to partners. Grant report detailing program efforts efforts, response, engagement and participation, and results. Database compilation complete with report of findings from grant program efforts. The intended beneficiaries include santa ANA's resident population (with a focus on underserved youth).