What Can I Do?

Learn About Environmental Illness

The first step is to inform yourself about environmental illness.

Be Aware

Be aware of the choices you make in location, life style and product use, and how these choices effect you, others, and our environment. Recognize that many places, foods and products today contain substances that can harm healthy adults. Learn to recognize and avoid environmental pitfalls, one step at a time.

Speak Up

Speak up in daily conversation about the benefits to human health of a clean and non-toxic environment. Speak out on issues that have negative health impacts such as chemical treatments, pesticide use, incineration, petroleum fuels, mould and ventilation problems, fragrance products, heavy metals, food processing and additives.

Support Each Other

Support each other in positive and healthy choices for yourself, your family, your workplace and your community. Do not believe something is safe because it happens to be available for your use or purchase. Most toxic products are not regulated for the Health and Safety of the general public, or for individuals.

Become a Member

Become a member of EHABC today. Learn all you can about prevention of illness, and the recovery and maintenance of good health, and help us to share the knowledge with others. Together we can and do make a difference.

Print out and complete the EHABC membership form (PDF) and mail it, along with your $25 cheque or money order to:

For those who cannot afford the full amount, a reduced rate for membership of $5 is available.

Volunteer

We welcome volunteers! Membership is $25 Canadian per year, and includes the branch newsletter and a great opportunity to network with others, and work to heal yourself in the process.

Donate

We are always grateful for donations; of your time, your ideas, and your assistance. And we are grateful for your continued financial support. Please mail a contribution you can afford to the Environmental Health Association of BC. We will put your money directly toward the good works of the EHABC. Thank you.

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Updated June 1, 2009