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Camp Not-A-Wheeze is a unique recreational and educational program that helps children ages 7-14 with moderate to severe asthma, learn effective asthma management skills so they can lead active lives while successfully managing their chronic illness. Asthma education is integrated with recreational camp activities, empowering children to understand and avoid their asthma triggers, recognize warning signals of an oncoming episode, properly use their medications, and exercise control over their disease.

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Barton County Memorial Hospital's CARE program is a 2009 CALM grant recipent from the Missouri Foundation for Health. Our objectives are educate, reduce shcool absenteeism and reduce inpatient/emergency room admission rates for children with asthma by promoting respiratory health through better prevention, detection, treatment, and education efforts.

CDS travels to local physician's offices on scheduled days to provide the convenience and cost savings of local specialized care at the GP level. We provide all materials, equipment/ supplies, and RRT to spend the one on one time that providers aren't afforded, thus decreasing the burden on the clinic's nursing staff.

We conduct periodic research to inform educational providers and supporters of needs within key medical communities.

Celebra la Vida con Salud is a national health education campaign dedicated to informing Hispanics about disease prevention and treatment of major illnesses impacting the U.S. Hispanic population.

The Center for Childhood Asthma in the Urban Environment (CCAUE) Community Outreach and Translational Core aims to identify and evaluate strategies for translating and applying their scientific findings into information for consumers, policy makers and clinical professionals.

The Center for Pediatric Medicine Asthma Action Team is a multidisciplinary, multilingual, family-centered program within a primary care outpatient office. Our team of pediatricians, respiratory therapy, nurses, social work, translators and community parents provide clinical care, case management and environmental control home visits for children and adolescents with asthma. Our mission for education extends to families as well as to the residents and medical students who train in the Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center.

The goal of the Central California Asthma Collaborative (CCAC) is the reduce the burden of childhood asthma in the San Joaquin Valley. CCAC will engage and develop a network of stakeholders across the region who will work together to improve the health and quality of life of San Joaquin Valley residents affected by asthma.