Non-profit

Project Breathe Easy provides support and education to parents who have children with asthma by matching a parent with a professionally trained community parent who is available for education, support, and encouragement.

Health Education Lung Program encourages the development of standardized treatment and trigger education in the region through partnerships with local industry and health groups.

Best Practices in Childhood Asthma improves the quality of clinical asthma care for California children, resulting in improved health outcomes, quality of life, and reduction and/or elimination of health disparities.

Controlling Asthma Project conducts comprehensive asthma care interventions and education programs at schools, for health systems and hospitals, childcare providers, and others.

The Columbia Center for Children’s Environmental Health conducts scientific studies of the links between common environmental pollutants and health risks such as asthma in order to educate families and policymakers about ways they can reduce children's exposure to these pollutants.

The Asthma Quality Improvement Committee at the University of Michigan Health System seeks to improve overall asthma care provided by utilizing electronic medical records to track patients and monitor their health outcomes.

Healthy Beginnings: Indoor Air Quality will help pregnant women understand the importance of creating a smoke-free home and provide the individualized counseling needed to empower women to achieve this goal.

Breathe California of the Bay Area hopes to prevent and reduce the burden of asthma for families in Bay Area communities through education, environmental assessments, trainings and in-service events, and other outreach and education activities.

Asthma Allies improves the quality of life for individuals affected by asthma by raising awareness; providing evidence-based education ; addressing disparity and access issues; and encouraging comprehensive asthma self-management through a team approach.

Florida Children’s Environmental Health Alliance (FCEHA) is a non-profit organization focused on promoting healthy and supportive environments that protect children from environmental and occupational health hazards while empowering them through their caretakers to live long and prosper in their own homes and communities.