Radon Monitor Lending Programs are helping to educate Canadians and increase their understanding of the actions they can take to reduce their risk.  Libraries, in particular, have recognized this as a great opportunity to add a new resource to their lending library, however other organizations such as community groups, provincial or federal legislatures, municipalities may also be well set up to launch a program.

There are a few things for lending programs to keep in mind:

  • Take Action on Radon has resources to help you with setting up a Radon Monitor Lending program, we can support you with printable materials as well as connect you with an individual to help you walk through the process.

  • Organizations starting lending programs, may also want to start by sharing basic radon information to their community.  Take Action on Radon has some general awareness material that we can email or mail to you for distribution.

  • Health Canada recommends that radon monitor lending programs run from October – March during the heating season to be in-line with Health Canada’s radon testing messaging.

Is your organization interested in setting up a radon monitor lending program? Special reduced pricing is available on radon monitors to get your program off the ground. REGISTER HERE. to get in touch with the program coordinator and access a downloadable guidance document and sample information booklet.

Take Action on Radon – Webinar for Library Patrons

We hosted a radon information session specifically aimed at library patrons.  Learn the basics of radon, why it’s a health concern, and what options are available when it comes to testing your home. This webinar was recorded and you can watch it here.

Here is a list of library programs across the country.

If your program isn’t listed, let us know and we will be happy to add it!

Radon monitors have removed from libraries across the province as they have moved to a new model.