Coalition

Nature's Breath to Life is a coalition of organic farmers, educators, health professionals, and students who work together to educate the urban community on natural ways to eat and live, including preventing asthma symptoms through the reduction of asthma triggers.

Bridgeport AIRS is an asthma management program that will provide home evaluations to help clients identify things in the home that may be making their asthma worse. Provide recommendations for changes that can improve asthma symptoms. Review medications, asthma treatment plan and share the suggestions and results of the visit(s)with your doctor and/or nurse.

The Asthma Coalition of Northwest Michigan improves the quality of life for adults and children affected by asthma through education, awareness and advocacy.

The North Brooklyn Health Network - Asthma Program serves poor, multi-ethnic, medically underserved communities in Brooklyn, specifically targeting disparities of access to quality asthma care.

The Monroe Plan Improving Asthma Care for Children program targets high-risk children enrolled in Medicaid and State Children's Health Insurance Programs under managed care to improve the health and quality of life for children with asthma, develop and sustain partnerships with key community stakeholders, and institutionalize innovative clinical models in asthma care.

The Pediatric Asthma Coalition of the Capital Region is a coalition of health professionals, community organizations and individuals dedicated to reducing the burden of childhood asthma.

The American Lung Association of Utah promotes asthma management and lung health through asthma education, outreach and partnerships with the Utah Department of Health and other leading community groups.

The American Lung Association of Utah works with their region to promote asthma programs and lung health. The ALAU is unique because it also has a strong partnership with the Utah Department of Health Asthma Program.

The A-Team works actively with state departments, local governments and community groups to provide asthma education and asthma management resources and services free of charge so that every child between 5-11 has an Asthma Action Plan and is empowered to live an active lifestyle.

The Washington-Heights Inwood Network (WIN) for Asthma is a hospital-community partnership designed to improve outcomes for children with poorly controlled asthma.