Officers, Board of Directors and Staff
Tracy L. Brown,
President & CEO
Travis Bradfield
Treasurer
Travis is a graduate of Harvard University with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Finance. He is a private equity entrepreneur who cares about families with children.
Jacalyn Wallace
Clerk, has Master of Education from Boston University and a Master of Arts from the University of MIchigan. Ms. Wallace is a 20 year professional H.R. Consultant.
Allen D. Stowers
Board Member, Mr. Stowers has over 30 years of experience in education, civil and human rights, human resources and is a tenured faculty member at South Seattle Community College. He will be leading the efforts to open up an office in Seattle, Washington. Mr. Stowers has a Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Arts in education from Western Washington University.
Employed Staff
Tracy L. Brown, President & CEO
Executive Assistant / Office Manager
(Recruiting)
Housing Advocate Manager (Recruiting)
Environmental Health Specialist
(Recruiting)
General Contractor
(Recruiting)
About Us/History:
Established in 2012, Healthy Smart Homes, Inc., is a result of environmental toxins research conducted by Tracy L. Brown while obtaining her Master of Public Policy degree in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning from Tufts University.
We believe, when low doses of environmental toxins are detected, parents should be notified and the toxins should be removed (nutrition and/ or medical treatment) from children as soon as they are diagnosed to prevent the beginning of neurological, cognitive and a decrease in I.Q. of children. Failure to remove early toxins can cause ADD, ADHD, some forms of Austism and prevent children from excelling in school and reaching their potential.
Moreover, we believe, public policy should provide resources to fund case managers to: 1) serve children with low doses of toxins in a child system, 2)identify sources, 3) pathways, and 4) resources to remove, retrofit, and renovate low to moderate income homes so families can live in healthy homes, children can succeed, and health care costs are reduced.
Finally, we seek to improve the economic well-being, improve standard of living and create wealth of low-to-moderate income home owners by advocating and educating potential and current homeowners on how to: 1) modify the terms and conditions of their current terms, using energy efficient loans and removing toxins from homes, that can result in the increase value and equity of the home, and 2) reduce the cycle of poverty by educating first-time home buyers on obtaining energy efficient loans with when purchasing their new home. See our Environmental Loan Mortgage section that outlines the benefits.
In May 2014, we received our 501c3 tax deductible status and and Tracy L. Brown as President & CEO is assisting in the growth of the organization, and take it to the next level, as she has done in other organizations. Ms. Brown will be setting up our new office and hiring staff to achieve our vision, mission and goals. We will be launching our new programs in phases from mid-August through August 2015. We are proud to have her join our team. Tracy comes with over 25 years of experience as a state and federal investigator, former Executive Director of a non-profit and has earned a Master of Public Policy from Tufts University, in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning, an Executive Masters in Leadership and Management from Seattle University, and her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Washington.
Our Vision
Healthy Homes, Healthy Families and Healthy Communities
Our Mission
Healthy Smart Homes, Inc., (HSH) seeks to reduce the negative impact of environmental toxins that impact the neurological, cognitive, physical, and intellectual abilities of children, especially children of color, to reduce health disparities, and ensure equitable opportunities to reach their full potential.
HSH also seeks to reduce foreclosures and provide better lending terms (lower interest rates, principle reduction, etc.) in communities of color,and ensure environmentally safe homes for families and houses of worship.
Clients We Serve
We serve moderate income home owners with children and houses of worship for energy audits and better lending terms.
We serve low-to-moderate families, families with children and houses of worships for all of our environmental education and wellness programs.
The vision and mission is accomplished by:
- preventing and removing home and houses of worship of environmental hazards and triggers associated with lead, etc.
- helping families at risk from losing their homes or houses of worship by advocating and negotiating with lenders to approve energy audit re-financing or modifications based on environmental audits,
- research and publish social, health and economic impacts of unhealthy homes, including violent behavior that has resulted in the incarceration of youth and adults due to high levels of lead, and/or other toxins in the blood,
- engaging stakeholders in advocating for local, state and federal policy changes in toxin level of concern, parent notification, treatment, and case management for families with children,
- educating low-to-moderate families, and houses of worship , on how to reduce toxins through nutrition, and the benefits of installing renewable energy, weatherizing, reducing toxins, and the positive footprint these actions have on the climate.
Service Area
Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth and Suffolk Counties
Soon to be in the Greater Metropolitan Seattle / King County area.