BREATHE LA Protects the Breath of Life : promoting clean air and healthy lungs through research, education and technology.

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Our goal is to reach community members and raise overall awareness about COPD throughout Los Angeles County

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Lung health issues affect women

Women who smoke increase their risk of developing lung diseases and reduced fertility rates.

Lungs Are Precious

At Breathe LA, we call supporters "Breathers." Now, a significant threat to improving air quality has made its way onto the November ballot: Prop. 23.

Why Should "Breathers" Vote Against Prop. 23?
Breathe LA Joins in LA End To Oil Press Conference

Breathe LA Joins in LA End To Oil Press Conference

At City Hall, Neal Richman joined Mayor Villaraigosa, Councilmembers Jan Perry and BIll Rosendahl, filmmaker Josh Tickell and others for an important press conference.

Thu, Jul
22
2010
Green Salon - San Pedro Ports Harbor Tour

Green Salon - San Pedro Ports Harbor Tour

Join BREATHE LA for a special Green Salon on a free harbor tour of the Ports of LA and Long Beach, departing from the Ports O'Call Village in San Pedro. Hear from port experts about the latest policy updates and green technologies.  Registration now closed, please contact dmaxwell@breathela.org to get on the waiting list.

Congratulations to RT Grads at our Partner Colleges

Congratulations to RT Grads at our Partner Colleges

BREATHE LA would like to congratulate Respiratory Therapist students taking their proud breath walk to graduation this month at East Los Angeles Community College and Santa Monica City College. These student volunteers have been invaluable to provide services to those suffering from COPD and asthma.

Valley Star Newspaper: Breathe California Talks Green at Valley

Breathe California of Los Angeles County, a non-profit, public benefit organization promoting clean air and healthy lungs, returned to Valley College for one of its five Green Salon Series to facilitate a panel of neighborhood organizations and discuss their approaches to "green" and improve communities.