Hall of Fame

Last updated: 27 Apr 2026

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Since 2005, 54 programs have been inducted into the Hall of Fame. Learn more about these prior recipients below and apply for your opportunity to become a Hall of Famer.

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Recipients

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The Montana Asthma Control Program (MACP) has an 18-year track record of addressing asthma management and the indoor environmental determinants of health through an extensive network of partners and a robust home-visiting program.

Year: 2025

Maine Asthma Prevention and Control Program (MAPC). MAPC has provided overall leadership and coordination of evidence-based strategies to decrease the burden of asthma, particularly among those experiencing health disparities and shortages of services for more than 20 years.

Year: 2024

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services’ Asthma Program provides leadership and coordination for asthma care and service-delivery statewide.

Year: 2023

The Utah Department of Health Asthma Program (UAP) seeks to expand the reach, quality, effectiveness and sustainability of comprehensive asthma control services throughout Utah, with a focus on disproportionately affected populations.

Year: 2022

Established in 1954, Rady Children’s Hospital–San Diego (RCHSD) has evolved from a 59-bed hospital for child polio victims to a 524-bed pediatric medical center servicing San Diego, Imperial and southern Riverside counties.

Year: 2021

Central California Asthma Collaborative’s (CCAC) Asthma Impact Model (AIM) Program is aimed at improving the lives of low-income, predominately Hispanic and African American Medi-Cal and uninsured patients suffering from asthma by reducing in-home environmental triggers, ensuring access to and pr

Year: 2021

Children's Hospital Colorado (CHCO) is a private, not-for-profit pediatric healthcare network dedicated 100 percent to caring for kids.

Year: 2020

Approximately 9 percent of children in Texas have asthma, while rates in Northeast Texas are disproportionately higher at 14 percent. The region consists of mostly rural communities with a few small metropolitan areas.

Year: 2020

Mobile Care Chicago is a not-for-profit organization that uses mobile medical clinics to assist children currently unable to access necessary specialty care for a chronic condition.

Year: 2019

Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance (OHKA) is a children’s environmental health organization dedicated to improving children’s health through fostering healthy homes.

Year: 2019

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