As a LHRD grantee with a $7,170,882 HUD award, you can put a validated, low-cost lead screen in the field this fiscal year. New Hampshire DHHS just bought 100 kits as a FY2026 pilot. Here is the same thing, sized for your program.
For your program, the kit is free distribution to the high-risk families your award already targets, a clean, countable deliverable. Your abatement crews can confirm lead-paint dust on a wipe in the field, documented RRP proof, for a few dollars.
The map finds where risk concentrates from public housing and poverty data. The kit, a methylammonium bromide reagent that lights up lead-paint dust under UV, confirms the actual hazard on the spot, before a child is exposed.
And we checked it against New Jersey's own measured childhood blood-lead, county by county. It tracks. Hand it to your epidemiologist.
See our map validated against New Jersey blood-lead data Read the white paperAs a HUD grantee distributing to high-risk families, ask about the free-distribution track sized to your award.
