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California Breathing is a program of the California Department of Public Health's Environmental Health Investigations Branch. Our purpose is to advance strategies outlined in the  Strategic Plan for Asthma in California 2008-2012.  To learn more about asthma in California, download, The Burden of Asthma in California: A Surveillance Report.  

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REGISTER NOW! Healthy Housing in California June 16-17, San Francisco

This statewide symposium will bring together people from the fields of housing, health, policy, code enforcement, legal assistance, property management, community advocacy, community development and green building. The program will feature both recent data and promising approaches for application in the field.  To register or learn more click here.  

AIR Health Awards- Recipient Schools Announced!

  • California Breathing anounced on National Healthy Schools Day (April 27) that 15 schools recieved the first annual AIR Health Award. Click here to see which schools were awarded.

Strategic Plan Implementation Grants

  • California Breathing is proud to announce the recipients of the 2008-2009 Strategic Plan Implementation Grants.  Click here to learn about currently funded projects. 

Carbon Offsets support HELiOS

  • In an effort to reduce its impact on the earth, California Breathing off-sets its travel, and the travel of its invited speakers, by supporting an initiative to install solar panels at local schools. To learn more about the HELiOS project, click here.

 Click  on an image below to learn more about California Breathing initiatives:

 Asthma & Childcare Asthma & Schools Work-related Asthma
Asthma Data Asthma Disparities Asthma Partners
Asthma & Housing Asthma & Outdoor Air Asthma Treatment

 

 

Contact Us

California Department of 
Public Health 
Environmental Health Investigations Branch
850 Marina Bay Parkway
Building P, 3rd Floor
Richmond, CA 94804-6403  

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510-620-3646

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