Non-profit

Fullerton Asthma Collaborative Treatment Services focuses on implementing policy changes that will improve sub-standard housing conditions impacting asthma triggers for low income children in South Fullerton.

Taming the Tiger is an asthma education management program offering classes to school aged children.

The mission of the Asthma Consortium is to close the gap between people affected by asthma and the knowledge and services that will help them to manage it.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) is a national network dedicated to providing community-based education, outreach, advocacy and research that facilitates partnerships between patients and their healthcare professionals to effectively manage asthma and allergies.

The Asthma Coalition of Northern Virginia serves the Northern Virginia area and provides many services, including Camp ASTHMAtopia, a summer camp for kids with asthma.

The program empowers children, ages 8-11 (grades 3-5), to manage their asthma through an interactive teaching curriculum that brings together children with asthma, their families, and school personnel. It teaches children to detect asthma-warning signs, deal with asthma triggers, and prevent or reduce symptoms. Children learn to lead healthy, active lives unencumbered with the burden of asthma.

The mission of the American Lung Association is to prevent lung disease and promote lung health through research, public policy, and professional and public education.

Attack on Asthma Nebraska, in partnership with the Nebraska Department of Education, provides education, training, and medications to assist schools in the implementation of the Emergency Response to Life-Threatening Asthma or Systemic Allergic Reactions protocol, mandated in 2003 by the Nebraska State Board of Education.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, St. Louis Chapter provides asthma and allergy care to help individuals control their asthma and allergies in order to lead lives without limitation.

The Asthma Management Education Program was initiated in 2002 to promote the health of Georgia's school-age children with asthma by increasing asthma knowledge among the professionals who care for them.