Children's Community Health Asthma Management Program (CHAMP)
Are you the primary contact for this program?
Yes
What type of program do you have?
New York City Asthma Network (NYCAN)
Are you the primary contact for this program?
Yes
The New York City Asthma Network (NYCAN) is a coalition of local service providers, public health professionals, healthcare institutions, academic institutions, non-profits, and community-based organizations working together to build a coordinated asthma service delivery system and advance health equity by reducing asthma-related disparities across New York City. Through strategic collaboration and by improving care coordination and substandard housing conditions, organizing community-facing events and educational activities, and compiling useful resources for individuals with asthma and their families, NYCAN aims to strengthen the delivery of asthma care, address environmental and social determinants of health, and empower communities most impacted by the burden of asthma across New York City.
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Claro - Complete Mold Remediation
Are you the primary contact for this program?
No
Claro is a complete mold remediation company that helps asthma sufferers and respiratory-sensitive individuals by treating entire homes with family-safe, non-toxic compounds instead of harsh chemicals or bleach.
Air Cleaning Allies Activity Book
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EPA Indoor Environments Division
Meet the Air Cleaning Allies as they help a family learn about and deal with sources of indoor particle pollution. Follow along in the story and complete a series of activities to learn about filtration and air cleaning with Merv the air filter, Aerie the air cleaner, and DJ the do-it-yourself air cleaner.
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The Asthma Trigger House
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The Asthma Trigger House is a web based serious type health education game
The faculty and students at Stony Brook Children’s, Stony Brook University, and Downstate Health Sciences University and the American Lung Association’s health promotions staff have created a fun learning tool called the Asthma Trigger House.
Use this tool to find and learn about common asthma triggers in a home. There are four rooms in our house to visit. Click on an item in the room to learn if it is a trigger and how to avoid or reduce the trigger.
The faculty and students at Stony Brook Children’s, Stony Brook University, and Downstate Health Sciences University and the American Lung Association’s health promotions staff have created a fun learning tool called the Asthma Trigger House.
Use this tool to find and learn about common asthma triggers in a home. There are four rooms in our house to visit. Click on an item in the room to learn if it is a trigger and how to avoid or reduce the trigger.
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EPA Magic School Bus Children's Book
Sponsoring Program
"The Magic School Bus Gets Cleaned Up"
Asthma Fact Sheet
Sponsoring Program
Fact sheet highlighting the most up-to-date asthma statistics.
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Helpful Resources - EPA Asthma Webinar: Breathing Easier: Protecting Kids With Asthma From Wildfire Smoke
Sponsoring Program
Discover helpful resources from the EPA Asthma webinar held on August 13, 2025—Breathing Easier: Protecting Kids With Asthma From Wildfire Smoke.
Breathing Easier: Protecting Kids With Asthma From Wildfire Smoke
Speaker(s)
Brendon Haggerty, Multnomah County (Washington) Health Department, 2014 Asthma Award Winner; BJ Biskupiak, Montana Asthma Control Program, 2025 Asthma Award Winner; Kellie Baxter, Utah Department of Health Asthma Program, 2022 Asthma Award Winner
Hear from some of EPA’s National Environmental Leadership Award in Asthma Management winners and wildfire smoke preparedness grant program recipients. These experts shared best practices, community-engagement strategies, and innovative approaches to prepare for wildfire smoke events to protect children’s respiratory health.
Learn about —
The health impacts of wildfire smoke exposure on children with asthma, including the role of fine particulate matter.
Evidence-based strategies for minimizing children’s exposure to wildfire smoke, including indoor environmental controls and community preparedness practices.
The components of a comprehensive asthma management program that integrates wildfire smoke preparedness, as demonstrated by the Montana Asthma Control Program.
Effective practices from award-winning programs to enhance asthma control efforts during wildfire events in clinical, school, and community settings.
View the helpful resources from the webinar!
Presentation PDF
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EPA Tools for Schools Framework for Effective School IAQ Management
Sponsoring Program Name
EPA Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools Program
EPA’s Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Tools for Schools guidance has been implemented successfully in tens of thousands of schools nationwide.
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