Other Resources
One of our core strategies at RAMP is to keep the asthma field abreast of best practices, timely opportunities, and emerging research in order to build capacity for reducing the inequitable burden of asthma. We do this by cultivating an extensive hub of asthma-related information across a wide range of topics, including asthma management and healthcare, housing, air pollution, schools, the built environment, and more.
The resources that you’ll see below were published by partner organizations, agencies, and research institutions. Most of these resources are tailored for those who serve people with asthma, including clinicians, home visitors, community representatives, environmental health specialists, asthma educators, healthy housing representatives, environmental health and justice advocates, and many others. To specifically see resources created by RAMP, check out RAMP Tools & Publications.
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Discover EPA’s Asthma Awareness Month Event Planning Kit
In recognition of Asthma Awareness Month, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has developed this Event Planning Kit to equip state, Tribal and local asthma programs to hold community-based awareness and action events during the month of May. Find helpful tips and ideas for planning and implementing events in your community.
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Utilize AAFA’s Social Media Content Toolkits for National Asthma & Allergy Awareness Month
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) has created two content toolkits that organizations and individuals can use to share educational messages during National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month (or at any time) across social media channels, websites, and newsletters.
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Sustainable Financing for Home-Based Asthma Services: Snapshots of Innovation and Progress Across the Country
In May 2026, RAMP and the National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) released an expanded resource, Sustainable Financing for Home-Based Asthma Services: Snapshots of Innovation and Progress Across the Country that includes new content added to the original 2025 tool. Despite robust evidence about the impact of home-based asthma services, programs historically have had to rely on unstable grant funding to provide…
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Celebrate National Healthy Homes Month this April
Join the National Safe and Healthy Housing Coalition in celebrating National Healthy Homes Month this April. The 2026 theme is “Healthy Homes for Everyone: Practical Actions. Shared Solutions. Lasting Impact.” This theme reflects what the Coalition’s members said matters most for National Healthy Homes Month: Click here to learn more about National Healthy Homes Month and discover sample graphics, events, and more to educate, raise awareness, motivate action, and…
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Explore a List of Cost-Effective Solutions to Help Schools Maintain Healthy Learning Environments
UndauntedK12, a national nonprofit working to ensure that every student can attend a safe, healthy, and resilient school, compiled this list of cost-effective solutions to help school district leaders and decision-makers modernize facilities and maintain healthy learning environments.
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Black History Month Social Media Toolkit for Asthma Programs
California Breathing developed a social media toolkit titled “Reclaim Your Breathing,” which encourages Black individuals to take control of their asthma. The Reclaim Your Breathing social media toolkit can be used by organizations and other groups to increase awareness about asthma in the Black community and how individuals can recognize whether their asthma is under control. To…
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Addressing and Preventing Pests with Healthier Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Approaches
Pests like rodents and cockroaches are common asthma triggers that need to be addressed. But the conventional approaches of addressing pests by spraying pesticides also make asthma worse and can contribute to a range of other health problems. The tools below– for residents, asthma home visitors, and landlords– were developed to support the use of…
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American Lung Association’s Indoor Air Quality Training Resources for Healthcare Professionals
A nationwide survey found that while healthcare professionals believe they should assess patients for indoor air pollution exposure, most are not satisfied with their knowledge of its health effects. The American Lung Association (ALA) has developed tools to help healthcare professionals identify, screen, and treat patients for indoor air pollution exposure. The resources include: