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The goal of Healthy Homes is to assist Cowlitz County residents in learning about common health risks in the home associated with asthma, allergies, and other breathing problems. Trained volunteers work with the resident, to perform an in-home assessment that locates common triggers known to aggravate breathing conditions. Some examples include mold and mildew, dust mites, pet dander, and secondhand smoke. Then, the volunteer and resident develop a simple action plan that includes low or no-cost ways in which to make the suggested improvements.

Healthy Hoops is an innovative health education and management program from AmeriHealth Mercy that uses basketball as a platform to teach members how to manage their asthma.

The Healthy Hoops Program is an innovative, community-based program that provides health screenings and education to boys and girls with asthma, ages 8-14, in a fun setting with celebrity basketball coaches and medical supervision, as well as a mini-basketball camp.

One Touch programs operate in 2 states and 5 cities to connect asthma programs with other health, housing and energy programs.

Collaboration between Neighborhood Interfaith Movement and PAIPM to bring trainings, on-site assessments and remediation assistance to childcare sites in low income Philadelphia neighborhoods.

Healthy Kids Express is a mobile unit which visits children at their schools and helps manage and educate them about their asthma. This is a free program which benefits children at 14 elementary schools in the St Louis area with free asthma visits, equipment, asthma action plans, coaching and social services, and other community outreach.

Healthy Kids Express is a comprehensive asthma management program provided by PNPs and RNs to underserved children in the St. Louis area.

Healthy Kids: The Key to Basics is an advocacy, consulting, resource and referral service dedicated to overcoming barriers to health and education for students with asthma and other chronic health conditions.

The Healthy Neighborhoods Program is a free in-home health and safety assessment and intervention program for the residents of Niagara Falls, NY.  Public Health Technicians come to the home and assist the resident in identifying health and safety hazards, asthma triggers, indoor pollutants and potential lead poisoning problem areas.  Free smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, asthma relief products and cleaning products may all be available to the resident according to need. There is no paperwork to fill out, no economic maximum or minimum requirements.  For an appointment, call (716) 278-8292, M-F, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm.

The Healthy Neighborhoods Program is a free in-home health and safety assessment and intervention program for residents of targeted areas of Niagara County, NY. Public Health Technicians come to the home and assist the resident in identifying health and safety hazards, asthma triggers, indoor pollutants and potential lead poisoning problem areas. Free smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, asthma relief products and cleaning products may all be available to the resident according to need. There is no paperwork to fill out, no ecoomic maximum or minumum requirements. For an apppointment, call (716) 439-7479.(716)278-8292, M-F, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm.

Healthy Schools/Healthy Kids Clearinghouse of factsheets, guides and reports on children's environmental health and school facility conditions was created to serve parents in 1996.

Healthy Sustainable Homes is a free, volunteer driven program which conducts in depth home health assessments with a focus on biological pollutants, chemical contaminants and safety hazards. Our marketing efforts are targeted to homes with asthmatic children and the elderly.

Healthy-n-Green, LLC has several educational materials to educate about good indoor air quality. We work with non-profits, the private sector as well as educators. We provide quality, fun, interactive materials to educate on prevention of asthma attacks through healthy choices in our indoor environments.

HCBT is a community asthma education program that takes place in under served communities in Chicago. Community Health Workers provide comprehensive in-home asthma education to children and their families over the course of a year.

RRT

This is a voluntary, opt-in program focusing on developing a customized plan of care for adults and children diagnosed with asthma. It includes health coaching intervention with a goal of improving utilization, closing gaps in care and increasing compliance.

The HIPPY for Healthy Homes is a collaborative effort between the UAMS College of Public Health and the children community and outreach organization Home School Instruction for Parents of Pre-School Youngsters (HIPPY) to build capacity in the State for education and health protection from hazards in the home.