Government

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.

The objectives of MARAN are to establish a network of stakeholders to implement the National Asthma Strategy and to provide an educational forum to exchange information about issues pertaining to the asthma epidemic in the Mid-Atlantic Region.

The CDC Asthma Program aims to support the management of asthma nationwide and is composed of three main components: surveillance, science-based interventions, and partnerships.

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.

Southern Nevada Health District's activities focus on education in homes and child care centers about asthma trigger identification and mitigation.

The Baltimore City Childhood Asthma Program performs in-home environmental assessments in order to decrease the burden of asthma on high risk children.

The Alameda County Lead Poisoning Prevention Program facilitates the delivery of education and low-cost housing interventions in order to increase the number of healthy homes in Alameda County for low-income families with children and adolescents 0-18 years of age that have been diagnosed with asthma.