Non-profit

The PCI program has a home based education component as well as a policy component. The goal is to provide education to help children and families with asthma maintain their treatment as well as to address systematic issues that contribute to the burden of asthma in the community.

A.I.R. NYC, which stands for Asthma Intervention and Relief, was created to help asthmatic kids stay healthy, in school, and out of the hospital.

Community Health Center

Private practice pediatricians in NW Oregon and SW Washington unite through the Children's Health Foundation to measure actionable asthma care goals via a pediatric asthma registry and utilize rapid-cycle quality improvement to implement provider-led solutions resulting in high quality asthma care management that enhances pediatric asthma care delivery and improves the health of children with asthma.

The program works on the Healthy Homes initiative to raise awareness of environmental health risks in homes such as lead-based paint, mold, carbon monoxide, pesticides, and hazardous household products through one-on-one family education, realtor and landlord education. To reduce or eliminate environmental hazards in the home, the program refers families to local health and housing programs to fix their hazards.

The South Los Angeles Healthy Homes Program provides life-changing benefits for families by reducing residential and environmental hazards to improve family health through our culturally responsive community health outreach methods.

Would like to expand services to include asthma management.

Our mission is to Educate, Empower,Enrich and provide special services to school-age youth and their families with the skills to pursue a higher , achieve positive goals and create healthier communities!The Logan Wilkes Foundation is 501 c3 non-profit based in Atlanta, GA. Founded by Anthony & Tiffany Wilkes, the Atlanta based organization is dedicated to Educating, Empowering, Enriching and provide special services to school-based youth and their families with the skills necessary to pursue a higher education, achieve positive goals, and create healthier communities.

The Chester Home Asthma Prevention Program (CHAPP) was a successful home-based asthma education and environmental remediation program for Chester City, PA, an Environmental Justice community funded by a three-year EPA grant administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. CHAPP addressed both indoor and outdoor asthma triggers and was a collaboration between the Crozer-Chester Medical Center and the Chester Environmental Partnership (CEP).

HERC provides asthma education and testing, wellness support, and food distribution to residents of the Bayview.