Government

Iowa Department of Natural Resources Air Quality Bureau is a state air quality program that is interested in how air pollution impacts sensitive populations, such as those with asthma.

US EPA Region 1 collaborates with stakeholders to address the problem of asthma throughout the six New England states.

The Iowa Asthma Control Program (IACP) coordinates a statewide program to improve the quality of life of Iowans who have asthma.

U.S. EPA, Region 8 provides support to community asthma education and outreach programs through competitive grants and other means.

The NH Asthma Control Program forms collaborative partnerships, launches public awareness and education campaigns, and conducts surveillance to improve the health status and quality of life for people with asthma.

The US EPA Indoor Environments Program focuses on reducing the prevalence of asthma triggers in homes and schools using EPA guidance and intervention methods through a network of state health agencies and cooperatives agreements.

The Pawnee Asthma Program serves to improve the quality of life and access to care for children by forming partnerships with schools, conducting outreach and education, operating a clinic, and establishing an asthma registry, among other activities.

The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians supports more than 1,000 active patients diagnosed with asthma.

The Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana operates a full service Community Health Center staffed with a physician, nurses, pharmacist, dietician, dentist,etc.

Through our indoor air quality program, Bois Forte Environmental Services spreads asthma awareness and prevention techniques to local Native populations as well as those throughout EPA Region 5.