Coalition

Breathe California, Golden Gate Public Health Partnership works to help people lead healthier lives and communities become healthier places to live through direct service, advocacy and research.

The Greater Cleveland Asthma Coalition (GCAC) provides a central forum for asthma information exchange and collaboration on asthma projects to improve the quality of life of individuals affected by asthma.

The Oklahoma Asthma Initiative is a coalition of individuals and organizations working together to improve the health outcomes for Oklahomans affected by asthma.

The Emigrant Trails Tool Kit is a self care card provided free of charge to all individuals who request it.

The Hawaii Asthma Initiative is a broad-based, multi organizational, statewide community collaborative whose goal is to bring the public and private sectors together in an effort to increase the quality and years of healthy life for people impacted by asthma, and to eliminate health disparities in Hawaii.

The King County Asthma Program provides home-based education and support intervention for reducing asthma morbidity and urgent health service utilization among low-income and ethnically diverse adults and children with asthma in King County.

The mission of the Stanislaus County Asthma Coalition is to create an "asthma friendly" community by promoting awareness, education, management, and prevention.

The goal of the National Environmental Education Foundation’s (NEEF) Pediatric Asthma Initiative is to integrate the environmental management of asthma into pediatric health care.

GAP ensures that asthmatic patients have the education and resources necessary to help them manage their asthma effectively through individualized education, participation in local health fairs, and educational programs for local health care providers.

Luzerne County Asthma Coalition comprises representation from the hospital/clinic system, medical providers, nurses, health plans, and others to implement a pilot project whereby Asthma Care Packages are distributed at clinic sites to newly diagnosed pediatric patients.