"Having been a volunteer for many years, I am delighted to have the opportunity to lead this organization as we transition into new ways of bringing needed services to local communities.

Breathe California Central Coast, together with our Breathe California partners, remains committed to our long tradition of providing local programs and advocacy to assure lung health and healthful air quality."



Robert Carr,
Chairperson,
Board of Directors

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Breathe California Award Winners


The outstanding work of Central Coast staff member Maria Elena Manzo (l) and volunteer Bob Carr (r) was recognized at Breathe California's 2010 biennial conference in Sacramento in April.
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Better Breathers Class
Wednesday, July 21

Better Breathers Classes provide support and education for COPD patients and their families, offer opportunities for those with lung disease to learn more about their condition and teach strategies to improve breathing and quality of life. The classes also offer a comfortable setting in which participants can share their own experiences and concerns about coping with lung illness.

Learn More about upcoming Better Breathers Classes.

Breathe California Central Coast Fights Childhood Asthma

Child with AsthmaBreathe California Central Coast’s Asthma Educators teach children to take control of their asthma leading to an overall 90% reduction in asthma-related hospitalizations and ER visits in program participants. For more information on our asthma programs, click link to asthma program page.


Thanks to Everyone who Supports the work of Breathe California Central Coast

As many of you are aware, over a year ago with four other Breathe California organizations located in Sacramento, San Francisco, San Jose and Los Angeles, Breathe California Central Coast was proud to launch our new organization Breathe California. The five Breathe organizations work collaboratively to design and implement grassroots programs that address lung disease and its causes. We are independent and 100% of our funds go to support initiatives to improve the health and environmental well-being of our local communities.