On this page, we break down the activity planning process into a few simple steps, and guide you to the GINA resources that you'll find useful along the way.
World Asthma Day 2009 materials,
including new resources focused on young children with asthma, are now available! Click on Step 5 below to access them.
Step 1: Choose an Activity
Step 2: Recruit Support
Step 3: Tell GINA
Step 4: Alert the Media
Step 5: Gather Resources
Step 6: Celebrate World Asthma Day!
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1: Choose an Activity
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2: Recruit Support |
- Get advice about activity planning and be the first to find out about new World Asthma Day materials and resources: sign up for the World Asthma Day eNewsletter. (Subscribers receive early access to key resources such as the World Asthma Day press release.)
- Link up with other World Asthma Day activity organizers in your area, and seek advice from organizers of past events, through GINA's listings of World Asthma Day activities around the world.
- Talk to others you'd like to participate in your event: local or national government representatives; leaders of your hospital, medical school, or respiratory society; schools; prominent people with asthma such as athletes and entertainers. Use these GINA backgrounders (MS Word) to help inform them:
What is Asthma?
Asthma Control
World Asthma Day
GINA Backgrounder
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3: Tell GINA |
- Let us know about the activities youre planning for the public, health care professionals, and the media. We'll post the details on this Website.
Fill in Web-based activity information form
Download activity information form (MS Word) to email to GINA
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4: Alert the Media |
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5: Gather Resources |
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6: Celebrate World Asthma Day! |
- We hope your event is a great success!
- After World Asthma Day, monitor your local media for coverage of your event.
- Tell us how it went!
- Remember, it's never too early to start planning for World Asthma Day next year!
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