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Funded Partners: State, Territorial, and Local Agencies and Tribal Governments
Asthma Management

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Local Education Agencies (LEAs)
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CDC provides funding for local education agencies to help school districts and schools implement effective policies, programs, and practices to prevent and reduce asthma episodes and absences among students with asthma.  CDC/DASH-funded partners are

  • Partnering with local health agencies to ensure complementary asthma management activities.
  • Providing tools and training to help schools implement effective policies and practices, including use of asthma management tools, delivery of culturally appropriate instruction, and use of school and community-based asthma management resources.
  • Developing and disseminating policies related to preventing and reducing asthma episodes and absences.
  • Identifying youth at greatest risk for asthma episodes and absences and focusing efforts on implementing strategies to reduce their risk.
  • Coordinating asthma management efforts with other school health programs.
  • Involving youth in planning, delivering, and evaluating asthma management programs.
  • Documenting the impact of program activities by monitoring the percentage of schools that are implementing effective asthma management policies, programs, and practices.
 
 
U.S. state funded partners for Asthma Management

Local Education Agencies (LEAs) that receive funding from DASH to implement asthma management programs:
1-Albuquerque, NM
2-Broward County, FL
3-Charlotte-Mecklenburg, NC
4-Chicago, IL
5-Fresno, CA
6-Houston, TX
7-Los Angeles, CA

8-Milwaukee, WI
9-New York, NY
10-San Diego, CA

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  • Asthma—data and statistics, science-based strategies, fact sheets, publications, and links.

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