Community

Licensed Childcare CPR/FA

Much of the day-to-day responsibility for managing asthma falls on the child and their parents. However, because of the time spent in school, school staff can become a partner in the management of the disease. Their active participation through Peak Performance USA, with the help of the respiratory care practitioner, in a partnership with the physician, child and parents can help the child participate fully in school activities.

An educational program for school and community on asthma, asthma triggers and asthma management.

Nurse home visiting to first time mothers. Visits continue through child's second birthday.

Outpatient asthma education clinic

Our program support focuses on chronic disease management for the medically underserved and Veterans, primarily those located in urban/inner-city localities. We go where the need exist, without regard to the demographics, the need drives our support and delivery.

The Burlington Lead Program, a part of the City of Burlington, Vermont's Community and Economic Development Office (CEDO). Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Burlington Lead Program works to educate the Burlington and Winooski communities about Lead Poisoning Prevention and provides technical assistance to reduce lead based paint hazards for area residents.

Asthma Mom, Inc. is an asthma awareness incentive that bridges the gap between health care professionals, educators, and families of asthmatic students. The program is an informative program to teach Asthma Awareness to all.

We are a new group with a desire for community outreach to those with asthma.

GHHI provides an innovative approach to addressing substandard housing by braiding together categorically separate but mission-related funding and programs, and by leveraging federal, state, local and philanthropic resources to create healthy, lead-safe and energy efficient homes across America. Launched in partnership with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the White House Office of Community Initiatives in 2009, GHHI is effectively transforming the housing intervention system at the local level.