Community

American Lung Association of Maryland

Program Contact First Name: 
Valerie
Program Contact Last Name: 
Nozea
Phone: 
410-560-2120
Website URL: 
www.marylandlung.org
The American lung Association of Maryland conducts asthma programs and initiatives throughout the state, targeting schools and healthcare facilities and the children, parents and providers within them.

The American lung Association of Maryland conducts several different asthma programs and initiatives throughout the state.

The Open Airways for Schools program is our primary program which focuses on asthma education for children and parents in the school base setting.

Living with Asthma program and the Live Well/Breathe Well are targeted towards families and individuals living with asthma. These programs are conducted in hospitals, clinics, and provider offices.

EPA Tools for Schools program is targeted towards school officials working toward to improve the environmental air quality within their buildings.

What type of program do you have?: 
Community
Non-profit

Hartford Asthma Call to Action Taskforce

Program Contact First Name: 
Rita
Program Contact Last Name: 
Kornblum
Phone: 
860-547-1426
Website URL: 
Hartford Asthma Call to Action Taskforce is a coalition of service-providing agencies, educational institutions and grassroots organizations.

Coalition of service prroviding agencies, educational institutions and grassroots organizations

What type of program do you have?: 
Coalition
Community
Government
Health Plan
Healthcare Provider
University

Alliance for Parents of Asthmatic Children

Program Contact First Name: 
Gillian
Program Contact Last Name: 
Mittelstaedt
Phone: 
206-498-4371
Website URL: 
The Alliance for Parents of Asthmatic Children is a parent-to-parent support and advocacy group, helping to improve air quality and quality of life for the 120,000 children in Washington State with asthma.

The Alliance for Parents of Asthmatic Children is a parent-to-parent support and advocacy group, helping to improve air quality and quality of life for the 120,000 children in Washington State with asthma.

What type of program do you have?: 
Community

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