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The CDC provides information on a variety of topics including diseases and conditions; healthy living; workplace safety; environmental health; injury; violence and safety; global health; travelers health and more. They also provide locations to obtain a Covid-19 vaccine.

Free Primary care, smoking cessation, wellness, diabetes and asthma clinics. Care is provided by volunteer physicians and includes: dermatology, rheumatology, psychiatry, gastroenterology, women's health, endocrinology, primary care and neurology.

An Asthma Educator will work with parents and children to develop a plan for improved asthma management. Topics covered include information about child's medication; asthma action plans and how they can help your child's asthma; and identifying common asthma triggers in the home. When funds allow, the program will provide you with the items you need to help get your child's asthma under control, such as mattress and pillow case covers, and allergen-free cleaning supplies.

Breathe NH provides resources and information for lung related conditions including: A free lending library to provide tobacco and lung health educational materials to any public or private school, college, health organization or company in New Hampshire. Also offers a library of downloadable publications and resources on the website.

Through this workshop, child care providers, teachers, and parents are given the tools and knowledge needed to help children with asthma breathe easier and stay healthy. Participants learn the basics of asthma, how to detect warning signs and symptoms, how to recognize common triggers and to avoid them, tips on preventing an asthma episode, what to do when an episode has begun, and common medications used with asthma.

Free home visit by an EMT to help get your asthma under control. This service is available to all ages. Vists are tailored to your needs but can include 1) help with your medications 2) help identifying and managing triggers in the home 3) review of your symptoms and treatments 4) connections to community resources.

Breathe New Hampshire raises funds for lung conditions including research.

An Asthma Educator will work with parents and children to develop a plan for improved asthma management. Topics covered include information about child's medication; asthma action plans and how they can help your child's asthma; and identifying common asthma triggers in the home. When funds allow, the program will provide you with the items you need to help get your child's asthma under control, such as mattress and pillow case covers, and allergen-free cleaning supplies.

Make positive change in lung health by advocating for public policies that support the best possible breathing for all New Hampshire residents.