ConnectiCOSH can provide you with:

Technical and Legal Support:

  • Research on hazards
  • Referral to medical services
  • Assistance on filing OSHA complaints
  • Aid in filing worker compensation claims
  • Aid in developing joint health and safety committees

Educational Support

  • Speakers
  • Training sessions
  • Conferences
  • Videos, films, fact sheets
  • Newsletter, free to members

Action Campaigns

  • National Health Care
  • Saving and Improving OSHA
  • Increasing public awareness of health and safety issues
  • Defending the rights and benefits of injured workers

Recent Top Stories

Cleaning for Health in Our Schools

What are Green Cleaners?

Green Cleaners are environmentally safe cleaning products that can play a significant role in creating healthier schools with good indoor air quality. Green cleaners are less likely to contain toxic chemicals compared to regular cleaners. They are safer to clean with and work as well as other cleaners. They allow us to limit the use of more toxic cleaners .

An Act to Promote Innovation, Safe Workplaces and Health in Connecticut
The goals:
Protect Our Health
Over 180 illnesses and disabilities are now linked to toxic chemicals. Scientific evidence increasingly indicates that toxic chemicals in everyday life contribute to the growing epidemic of chronic diseases and disorders, including: asthma, birth defects, cancer, developmental disabilities, diabetes, endometriosis, Parkinson's disease and infertility.

Coalition for a Safe and Healthy Connecticut

Invitation to Join as an Organizational Member
The Coalition for a Safe & Healthy Connecticut is a coalition of organizations and individuals united in campaigns to protect the health of children, workers and communities by reducing toxic hazards. Together we work to reduce toxic chemicals that contribute to illness, disability, birth defects and infertility, and environmental harm. Our goal is to replace hazardous toxic substances with safer alternatives.
Toxic Chemicals are Contributing to an Epidemic of Chronic Illnesses
More than one third of the U.S. population is suffering from a range of chronic diseases, including cancers, asthma, autism, learning disabilities, endometriosis, Parkinson’s disease and others.
Scientific evidence increasingly indicates that toxic chemicals contribute to this epidemic of diseases and disorders and that children are uniquely vulnerable to health damage from toxic substances.