Education/Outreach Materials

Webinar: Health Plan Strategies for Managing Asthma and Reducing Exposure to Environmental Triggers

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EPA, AHIP, and other stakeholders discuss "Health Plan Strategies for Managing Asthma and Reducing Exposure to Environmental Triggers."

AHIP and EPA began a three year cooperative agreement in October 2014. As part of this collaboration, the organizations will identify and disseminate promising health plan interventions that help prevent asthma episodes and promote asthma management among culturally diverse populations. This webinar, among others in the series, help in disseminating health plan efforts to incorporate environmental interventions into comprehensive asthma care programs.

To watch the webinar visit: http://media.beaconlive.com/viewitem?bckt=104265

Contact Name:

Natalie Slaughter

Contact Email:

nslaughter@ahip.org

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Asthma Care Plan/Action Plan

Asthma Friendly Policies

Community Setting

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Asthma Program Evaluator

Asthma Program Manager

Community Health Worker

Community Organization

General Asthma Population

General Community

The Daily Show: Along Came Pollen

Sponsoring Program:

EPA Asthma Team

In the worst allergy season since last year, the media declare a natural-disaster level of pollen.

Check out this funny and educational clip on pollen and climate change with Asthma & Allergy Foundation of America. Watch the latest full episode of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: Along Came Pollen: http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/kjc2ca/along-came-pollen

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Education/Outreach Materials

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Adolescent With Asthma

Adult With Asthma

Asthma Educator

Asthma Program Manager

Community Organization

Tribal Healthy Homes Network

Sponsoring Program:

EPA Asthma Team

As a tribally-led coalition, our goal is to find and share solutions for healthy, sustainable, and safe housing.We search for and help develop effective programs, and share our results with tribes. We call for support from our partners, including EPA, HUD, USDA, Indian Health Service, and the American Lung Association, to provide expertise, equipment or funding.

How Can We Be of Service?

Bringing training directly to your staff and tribal community with our on-site Circuit-Rider Program.
Providing support for your specific tribal needs with Technical Assistance.
Linking your department with others who can help your program achieve its goals.
Providing Culturally-Relevant Educational Materials for your community.
Connecting your tribe with access to Indoor Air Monitoring Equipment.
Connecting your tribe to Funding Opportunities.
Conducting pilot and demonstration projects in your community with our Research-to-Practice Program.
Connecting you with tribes that are implementing a Mold and Moisture Program.