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STEER trains healthcare professionals and members of the community, specializing in indoor air, environmental asthma triggers, and environmental house calls, serving underserved populations along the US-Mexico Border.

The mission of the Dane County Asthma Coalition is to improve the quality of life for children and adults with asthma in Dane County, and to decrease the disproportionate burden of asthma among minority and low income populations.

Focus areas: - Indoor Air Quality in Schools - Asthma Triggers - Indoor Air Quality in Homes - Asthma Triggers - Encourage Collaboration within Communities with Environmental and Health Professionals and Housing Staff

The Environment Education Outreach Program focuses on the improvement of indoor air quality in schools and homes and encourages collaboration within and among communities and environmental health professionals.

InspireSavannah! is a new university-based program that incorporates asthma educators, in collaboration with local respiratory therapy hospital departments, to provide no cost asthma education to members of the "asthma community."

Pediatric Environmental Medicine Center aims to improve asthma outcomes in children in underserved communities in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania through asthma education, research, and advocacy.

The Brenda Pillors Asthma Education Program is a community-based program serving Brooklyn, New York, that provides services free of charge to members of the community who need greater control over their asthma.

The Asthma Ready™ Communities program is an initiative aimed at equipping local communities to be prepared to implement national guidelines for the management of childhood asthma.

The Mississippi Association of Educators was formed after community college staff and faculty began to experience asthma symptoms as a result of their indoor environments.

Olive View-UCLA Adult Asthma Disease Management Program serves patients in the Los Angeles County, San Fernando Valley cluster who are medically indigent and frequently have little or no access to primary care.