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To address the asthma crisis in the Central Harlem, Harlem Children’s Zone, Inc. and the Department of Pediatrics at Columbia University-Harlem Hospital Center (HHC) launched the Harlem Children’s Zone Asthma Initiative (HCZAI) to reduce asthma morbidity through improved health care utilization for children with asthma aged 0-12 living in the HCZ Project.

Chicago Health Corps places Members in partner sites throughout the city of Chicago to improve access to high-quality, comprehensive primary healthcare for communities facing barriers to basic health services.

Clean Air for Kids® is a Pierce County program offered through a partnership between the Tacoma Pierce County Health Department and the Puget Sound Asthma Coalition. A Clean Air for Kids® Asthma Outreach Worker is available to help families take control of their child's asthma. Services are free of charge and provided in the home at a time that is convenient for families.

CEA Global Asthma Assessments aims to increase awareness among health care providers, patients, and their families about the relationship between asthma and indoor air quality, and to support patients and their families in the management of asthma and its environmental triggers at home.

The objective of the program is to promote children's adherence to asthma self-management, in particular peak flow monitoring for symptom management to improve health outcomes and asthma quality of life.

The WSU Energy Program provides education and technical support to schools, homes and commercial buildings in the Pacific Northwest to improve indoor environmental health.

The EPA Asthma Team works to reduce the burden of asthma in the United States through partnerships, education, and awareness-building nationwide.

The mission of the Washtenaw Asthma Coalition is to prevent the development of asthma and to improve the quality of life of asthmatics through community-wide collaboration.

The Asthma Action Plan for Chicago: Addressing Asthma in Englewood project aims to address community concerns over high rates of asthma morbidity in the Englewood area by capitalizing on local resources and existing community infrastructures capable of long term sustainability to develop a cohesive, multi-level program with lasting, positive effects for those with asthma.