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“After speaking with an Asthma Educator, I’ve noticed a huge difference,” says Katrina.

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$50 could fund an Asthma Education Kit for a community nurse. This enables a community nurse to train people in device technique, helping them to manage their asthma.
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$100 could fund a phone call to an Asthma Educator via 1800 ASTHMA where personalised information can provide life-changing support to people with asthma, their carers and health professionals.
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Katrina's Asthma Story

Katrina was diagnosed with asthma as an adult in 2018. It was all brand new. I didn’t know how to manage it. I got bronchitis twice,” says Katrina.

After being sick for much of 2019, Katrina found our 1800 ASTHMA information line on Twitter.

Calling 1800 ASTHMA gave me a chance to ask questions like; What is asthma? What is it doing to my lungs? Why do I keep getting bronchitis and pneumonia?

I’m now more aware what to do when I’m having an asthma flare-up. I know when I need to start taking medication, so it doesn’t get out of control.  My Asthma Educator helped me learn what my triggers were. I set some fitness goals too. My puppy, Henry (pictured), was keen to help!

After speaking with an Asthma Educator, I’ve noticed a huge difference. My asthma control test also improved, and I haven’t had pneumonia since.
 
I think it’s important for people to donate to Asthma Australia to fund asthma research and to provide asthma education. These activities have helped me and will help others in the future. We need resources like 1800 ASTHMA,” says Katrina.

Katrina - Asthma Champion

Want to make your donation go further? Become an Asthma Hero.

If you’re like most of Asthma Australia’s supporters, you may have asthma yourself, or have someone in your life who suffers from it. Sixty years ago, there were very few treatments for asthma. Now there are many effective treatment options. But on average, there were about 39,000 hospitalisations per year before the COVID-19 pandemic. And more than 80% of these were considered potentially avoidable. That’s simply not good enough.That’s why we are asking you to become an Asthma Hero.

As an Asthma Hero, you will help

Fund phone calls to an Asthma Educator via 1800 ASTHMA (1800 278 462) where personalized information can provide life-changing support to people with asthma, their carers and health professionals.

Advocate for greater freedom from asthma and important goals like air quality monitoring

Fund asthma research

Save lives.

OR DONATE VIA BANK TRANSFER

If you would like to donate via bank transfer, please use these bank details and quote the reference you used in an email to us or call us on 1800 278 462 so we can thank you with a receipt.

 

Account name: Asthma Australia Ltd

BSB: 032-197

Account Number: 445 076

Bank: Westpac

All donations over $2 are tax deductible. 
[This appeal does not apply to WA or NT]

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