Non-profit

Safe at Home program is a home-based multi-component education and environmental remediation. Eligible participants are required to have a child between the ages of 2-14 years who has been diagnosed with asthma and resides in Baltimore City.

The San Diego Smoke-free Project long term goal is to reduce secondhand smoke at all venues. Our project concentrate in two policy objectives 1) Smoke-free Multi-unit Housing 2) 100% Smoke-free Residential Care Facilities (Drug and Social Rehab and Domestic Violence Shelters)

Regional Asthma Management and Prevention's mission is to reduce the burden of asthma with a focus on health equity.

Asthma education services by certified asthma educator provided for individuals, groups, schools, healthcare professionals or any interested groups.

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

Breathe New Hampshire (BNH) is committed to both the elimination and prevention of lung disease, and the care and assistance for those living with lung disease. BNH provides technical assistance, resources, training and support to professionals, patients, students, parents, teachers, childcare providers, legislators, and others.

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.

Asthmania Academy helps children with asthma and the people who care for them. We are the second program in the nation and the first in the Southeast to receive ASME certification from the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC). Our goal is to work with patients, families and physicians to improve asthma control. Asthmania Academy's specialized staff includes certified asthma educators (AE-C), pediatric hospitalists and certified pulmonary function technologists (CPFT) who can assess asthma control, perform diagnostic studies and provide recommendations based on nationally-recognized asthma management guidelines.

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.