Environmental Health Project: About Since exposure to toxic agents in the environment may contribute to developmental, neurological, and mental health problems, the National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (NADD) has embarked on a project to advance awareness about the exposure of toxic agents in the environment.  With support from the John Merck Fund, NADD is providing professionals, caregivers, family members, and general public with relevant information concerning toxic agents and their effects on human development.  NADD is also engaging with other organizations and individuals to promote policies that are aimed at reducing and eliminating exposure to environmental hazards. To assist in this endeavor, NADD has established an Environmental Health Committee.  The purpose of this committee is to provide assistance to meet our objectives.  Committee meetings are held telephonically.  If you are interested in participating on this committee or would like to learn more about this project please contact Ed Seliger, Project Coordinator at eseliger@thenadd.org. The NADD Environmental Health Project has involved: Developing a NADD Position Statement on Environmental Health Developing a NADD Environmental Health Committee Adding “Environmental Health” to the list of our major content categories Initiating collaborative relationships with other related organizations Ways in which NADD disseminates this information include: Articles in the NADD Bulletin Conferences Website Other: to be determined NADD Environmental Health Project (EHP) The NADD EHP is advancing awareness about exposure to toxic agents in the environment and  their effects on human development.  [brochure]

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