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The North Carolina Asthma Program seeks to help North Carolinians with asthma and to reduce the burden of asthma through leadership, education, policy initiatives, coalition building, partnerships, and communication. |
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North Carolina Asthma Plan (2007-2012)
 The final version of the North Carolina Asthma Plan (PDF, 4 MB) is available.
A large number of organizations and individuals in North Carolina are committed to asthma care. The North Carolina State Asthma Plan helps to bridge the gap, minimize duplication of effort, and and maximize use of resources among those working to reduce the burden of asthma. The Plan is based largely on key surveillance findings, as reflected in the Burden of Asthma in North Carolina report. It includes the following categories: Medical Management, Surveillance, Policy, Environmental, Education and Public Awareness, and Health Disparities. |
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| The North Carolina Asthma Plan, 2007-2012 (PDF format, sections listed below) |
| Full Report (Single PDF File) |
4 MB |
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EPA Tools for Schools and Asthma Triggers Training
Since the creation of the EPA Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools (IAQ Tools for Schools) program in 1995, more than 26,000 schools across the nation have adopted IAQ management programs consistent with EPA’s guidance. The IAQ Tools for Schools program teaches schools how to identify, resolve, and prevent IAQ problems through low- and no-cost measures. The program explains IAQ management, facility planning and maintenance, financing, communications, and emergency response.
For more information, contact the Asthma Program at (919) 707-5213. |
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