AeroMed and Far UV continue to provide urgent and sustainable domestic health equity solutions through improved indoor air quality. Together, with the Homeless Alliance, they care for people experiencing homelessness in Oklahoma City and are helping to keep them safer.

“As we gear up for another winter season, we are so grateful for the contributions of businesses like AeroMed and Far UV. Homelessness may be a complicated issue, but we believe that the needle can be moved if everyone in the community does their part! Thank you so much for your partnership as we work towards opening our Winter Shelter for another season this fall,” Taylor Self, Homeless Alliance communication officer, said.

Adding AeroMed’s unique higher performance UVC lights to the winter shelter allows the spaces to be continuously treated for viruses, bacteria, mold, and allergens in the air. It makes the air healthier to breathe and prevents person-to-person transmission of airborne illnesses.

Learn more about our efforts to improve indoor air quality for vulnerable and marginalized people at EquityAir.org.

 

 

 

 

 

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About Far UV and AeroMed:

Far UV Technologies and AeroMed are committed to protecting what matters most – the air we share. Using ultraviolet light, their devices reduce / eliminate viruses, allergens and more in indoor occupied spaces. Their team of experts ensures that facilities are safe, compliant and prepared.

A few examples where Far UV and AeroMed are impacting health and productivity include: hospitals, schools, churches, conference rooms, military bases, transportation, homeless shelters, and concert / pro sports venues.

About Homeless Alliance:

The Homeless Alliance is a 501(c)3 nonprofit in Oklahoma City. The organization works to build the capacity of the community through collaboration, has several housing programs, publishes the Curbside Chronicle and operates the WestTown Homeless Resource Campus which includes the OKC Day Shelter.