At Asthma Canada, education is at the heart of what we do.
Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to save lives and improve asthma care.
At Asthma Canada, we provide trusted, evidence-based education to help people recognize asthma symptoms, understand triggers, manage their condition, and respond quickly during an asthma attack. Our education programs are designed for people living with asthma, parents and caregivers, educators, and the broader public, because asthma affects families, schools, workplaces, and communities.
From easy-to-understand resources and topical webinars to one-on-one support through our Asthma & Allergy HelpLine, our goal is simple. We want people to take asthma seriously, feel confident managing it, and know what to do when it matters most.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, supporting a child with asthma, or looking to refresh your knowledge, our education resources are free, accessible, and grounded in the latest medical evidence, so no one has to face asthma alone.
Our free educational supports:
Digital Resources
Access free downloadable asthma resources.
Asthma & Allergy HelpLine
Get free and personalized advice from Certified Respiratory Experts.
Expert Webinars
Watch & learn from leading asthma experts.
Educational Game for Kids
Mission Breathe is a fun, space-themed adventure that helps kids understand and manage asthma to lead healthy lives.
Developed with insights from both parents and children, you can work through it together or let them explore independently.
Learn about asthma:
About Asthma
Learn all about what asthma is, common symptoms, and how it can affect breathing and daily life.
Living with Asthma
Find practical tips to manage asthma day to day, stay active, and live well with confidence.
Asthma Triggers
Learn what can trigger asthma symptoms and how to reduce your risk at home, school, work, and outdoors.
Asthma Community Stories
Discover real stories from people living with asthma across Canada. Through our Community Stories, we educate through other stories, sharing lived experiences that show both what is possible with good asthma management and why asthma must always be taken seriously. Visit the page to read, learn, and be inspired, and to share your own story.