Is Your Home Helping or Harming Your Health?
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Collapse ▲Did you know that small changes around the house can lead to big improvements in your family’s health, comfort, and utility bills?
Led by our Jones & Onslow County Family & Consumer Science Agent, Sarah Ware, join us for a practical, eye-opening workshop focused on how to create a healthy, energy-efficient, and well-maintained home, no major renovation or expensive equipment required.
What You’ll Learn:
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Where homes typically lose energy (and money) without you realizing it
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How to identify hidden risks that could affect your health
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Tips for improving indoor air quality and ventilation
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How to reduce allergens, pests, and moisture issues
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Simple steps to protect your home’s systems and safety
Why It Matters:
Whether you rent or own, your home plays a major role in your family’s well-being. This class will equip you with the tools and knowledge to make meaningful improvements, without overwhelming you.
Who Should Attend:
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First-time homeowners
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Renters interested in healthier spaces
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Parents or caregivers of young children
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Anyone looking to improve comfort, safety, or energy savings
You’ll leave with a seasonal maintenance checklist, a better understanding of your home’s systems, and the confidence to take action.
Register here: https://go.ncsu.edu/healthy_homes
UPCOMING CLASSES:
https://jones.ces.ncsu.edu/2025/08/upcoming-family-and-consumer-sciences-programs/
Space is limited, so make sure to secure your spot as soon as the class is announced. Subscribers to our Jones County Family & Consumer Science and/or Onslow County Family & Consumer Science (FCS) emailing lists will enjoy early access to registration before it becomes available to the public.
