Non-profit

Through games, music and creative play, children learn how to take an active role in their care. The goal is to learn how to manage, prevent and control asthma symptoms. Offered to children ages 4-10 and their families for hands-on learning through a puppet show geared towards children. Classes (puppet shows) are held four Wednesdays per calendar year from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and include snacks. Please call Gina at (719) 595-7146 if you are interested in attending!

ASTHMA 101 will teach you and your family basics about asthma, respiratory anatomy, peak flow meters, triggers, medications, management and more! This class is recommended for adults with asthma and for parents of asthmatic children. This is a FREE class, and dinner is included! Classes are offered four times per year on Mondays at Parkview Medical Center in Pueblo, CO. Please call Gina at (719) 595-7146 to register!

Six, 50 minute, lesson program designed to help 3-5 grades students learn how to manage their asthma, recognize asthma signs and symptoms, and proper medication administration.

Elementary school children can learn to manage their own asthma when they participate in the American Lung Association's award-winning Open Airways For Schools program.

Pediatric Asthma Program, educational service for inpatients and outpatients

The Brenda Pillors Asthma Education Program is a non-profit university-based asthma education program serving Brooklyn, New York. Long Island University’s School of Health Professions administers the program in conjunction with health professionals from outside the University.

Founded in 1981, AAFA, ST. Louis provides disadvantaged children with life-saving asthma and allergy medications, equipment, education and support.

The Merck Childhood Asthma Network, Inc. (MCAN) is a nonprofit organization funded by the Merck Company Foundation.

Early Childhood Asthma program (ECAP) is a two-year asthma initiative by the Community Regional Medical Center aimed at reducing the asthma burden among 0 to 5 year old asthmatic children in Fresno County, California. The program is funded by the 'First Five of Fresno' and is effective from Jan 2009 to Dec 2010. The program has three components A: Asthma education for asthmatic patients, families, school, community workers, and physicians B: Home environmental component with home environmental assessment, education and asthma trigger intervention at home by a community health worker C: Clinical component of early diagnosis, assessment, and management of asthma in 0 to 5 year old children, all activities in compliance with the 2007 EPR 3 asthma guidelines.