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The Respiratory Program educates the community into awareness of Asthma related events with prevention, intervention and some guidelines working closely with the American Lung Association, Minnesota Society for Respiratory Care and Asthma Coalition.

The mission of the Mobile C.A.R.E. Foundation is to provide free and comprehensive asthma care, health education, and medications to children with in Chicago's underserved communities via mobile medical clinics, the Asthma Vans.

Indoor mold growth has been shown to increase the possibility of developing asthma and can cause an increase of problems for those that already have asthma. We are a nationwide network of certified mold inspectors that collect air and surface samples from a property to determine if mold is a problem. Clients that do have mold issues are provided a detailed report for how to fix the problems.

Medicare, Medicaid and Marketplace - Government sponsored healthcare to low-income individuals.including kids, seniors, families and people with disabilities.

Moms Clean Air Force is a national movement of more than 132,000 moms — and dads too! — who are protecting our children’s right to clean air. Moms Clean Air Force is a special project of the Environmental Defense Fund.

The goal of the Monroe Plan - Improving Asthma Care for Children is to improve the identification and diagnosis of children with asthma within the Monroe Plan population, to help patients and their families better manage their disease, and through outreach, to coordinate their care in primary care, specialty and school settings, with the overall result of improved health status and utilization of resources.

Montana Asthma Control Program improves the quality of life for all Montanans with asthma by supporting statewide efforts that promote self management education, effective clinical care and coordination, and the creation of asthma friendly environments.

Montana State University's Native AIR (Asthma Intervention & Reduction) program educates, empowers, and encourages voluntary action on the part of tribal communities to improve the conditions in their homes and ultimately reduce the risk of asthma trigger exposure for all asthmatics in Indian country.

Morton Plant Mease Healthcare is a hospital based program that goes into the community and works with a variety of organizations to provide group and individual asthma management.

Mothers & Others for Clean Air is a partnership of leading public health, environmental and child advocacy organizations dedicated to improving air quality for all Georgians by educating the public about the negative health impacts of air pollution and engaging people in both individual change and public policy advocacy.

Our organization educate on the tobacco prevention and the harmful effects of secondhand smoke,

The primary goal of the Healthy Homes program in Multnomah County is to decrease exposures to multiple household hazards which contribute to asthma exacerbations and other serious illnesses among children under the age of 6 in Portland's distressed communities.

MyPiE Inc. (My Personal Indoor Environment) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to identifying and mitigating exposure to products and contaminants in our everyday environments that contribute to poor indoor air quality and may cause chronic diseases.The MyPiE Asthma Prevention Program is a preventative program/service that provides a unique, evidence-based assessment of indoor air quality and environment/health education. This comprehensive program is a fundamental and necessary preventative management program that supports chronically diagnosed persons in leading healthy and active lives while supporting health plans in delivering better outcomes, improved efficiencies and improved patient satisfaction.

Managing Asthma Triggers educates school nurses, school personnel, and students about asthma triggers to lessen asthma episodes in schools.

The National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP) works to ensure effective asthma control in the United States by raising awareness about asthma, educating about symptoms and triggers, and fostering partnerships between patients and health professionals.

NHHLPPTC provides training on practical strategies to develop strategic coalitions, improve care coordination, and support housing-based primary prevention for asthma, injury, lead poisoning and other issues.