Kids

Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of air pollution. BREATHE LA is determined to educate and empower children to take part in shaping the clean air future of Los Angeles.

Environmental Education O24U

Environmental education for inner-city school children. O24U logo BREATHE LA O24u program is provided to low income children ages 8-14 years in after school care within air pollution impacted areas of Los Angeles County.

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Lung Power is BREATHE LA Asthma Control Program

Asthma Lung PowerAsthma Lung Power is BREATHE LA Asthma Management Program provided to school children in day camp settings in Los Angeles County.
Materials are available in five languages:
English
Armenian
Chinese
Korean
Spanish
BREATHE LA Asthma Lung Power is designed to empower children and their families manage asthma effectively.

Support Lung Power with a donation to ensure these brochures are available to diverse communities in Los Angeles County.

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Posted July 30th, 2008

Aw, Nuts! Study Links Asthma to Peanuts, Pregnancy

According to research in the Netherlands, pregnant mothers who eat peanuts may increase their baby's risk of developing asthma. pregnant moms who eat peanuts may increase infant risk of asthma

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Posted July 16th, 2008

2007 Environmental Youth Conference

2007 Environmental Youth Conference flyer

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Posted December 5th, 2007

Asthma Lung Power

BREATHE LA programs educate and empower children.

For children in school break winter and summer daycamp settings, Asthma Lung Power
Asthma Lung Power is an asthma control program that allows children, caregivers and family members to understand asthma.

Average: 3.3 (3 votes)
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Posted November 30th, 2007

O24U School Sites 2008

BREATHE LA O24U is an environmental education program provided to children, ages 8 - 12, in elementary and middle school.

Sites for 2007- 2008

A World Fit For Kids! - BYB

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Posted November 29th, 2007

Interactive Asthma Game for Children

Quest for the Code, Asthma Learning GameWouldn't it be great if the children you serve who have asthma could learn to better manage their condition while having fun playing an interactive video game? We developed Quest for the Code as an interactive resource to help kids do just that, and the game is now available online for the first time! Featuring some of their favorite celebrities as asthma-villains, Quest for the Code will help kids and teens find out more about:

  • Early warning signs and symptoms
  • Identifying and avoiding asthma triggers
  • Myths about asthma
  • How asthma affects the lungs
  • Proper use of asthma medication devices
  • Long-term control medicine and quick-relief medicine

The game is available online at: http://asthma.starlightprograms.org

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Posted November 13th, 2007
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