Resources
The Arizona Asthma Coalition (AAC) is a non-profit partnership founded in 1996. Coalition members include state and local public health departments, state and local environmental departments, the Indian Health Service, health plans, faculty from colleges and universities, school health nurses, community non-profit organizations, pharmaceutical companies, individual physicians, school nurses, pharmacists, respiratory therapists and asthma educators.
 | Look for local asthma resources, classes, asthma camps, trainings, clinics, hospitals and more. |
 | The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) publishes a directory of companies, which provide drugs to physicians whose patients might not otherwise have access to needed medicines. Ask your doctor if you qualify for any of these programs. |
 | The Phoenix Children's Hospital Breathmobile is a self-contained mobile asthma clinic. The clinic travels among the inner-city schools in Phoenix and will provide asthma identification, teaching and treatment for those students. |
 | A week at Camp Not-A-Wheeze is a positive, powerful experience - one that can change the way a child deals with their asthma. |
 | Learn more about asthma by clicking on to links which provide additional information and resources. |
 | Look for current articles about asthma, access to healthcare, air quality and other environmental issues. |