OCE is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the public from the harmful effects of air and water pollution. Through a combined strategy of enforcement, education and advocacy, we empower individuals, families and local communities to participate in decisions that impact air and water quality.

ARCA, The Asbestos Removal Contractors Association, is a non-profit trade association committed to promoting the growth and image of the UK's asbestos abatement industry. ARCA is committed to working with enforcing authorities and member companies to strive for continuous improvement in standards, quality, safety and efficiency.

Preventing Epidemics. Protecting People. Trust for America's Health (TFAH) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to saving lives by protecting the health of every community and working to make disease prevention a national priority.

The West Yorkshire Asbestos Action Group is organised by community lay activists in the West Yorkshire area. The Group offers free confidential advice to anyone with asbesestos-related diseases and their families. We provide help and support with: Civil compensation, Access to benefits uptake, Completing forms, Government compensation scheme, Accessing counselling.

The Partnership for Children's Health and the Environment is a growing North American coalition with 275 individual and organizational members representing government, academic, medical and community-based organizations committed to building a strong, sustainable and collaborative movement to protect current and future generations from harmful environmental exposures.

The Children's Environmental Health Institute (CEHI) has been established to identify, validate, and develop solutions to address adverse health effects to children occurring as a consequence of exposure to hazardous environmental substances. The mission of the Children's Environmental Health Institute is to support initiatives to improve children's environmental health with an emphasis on their micro environment.

Protecting children's health from environmental risks is fundamental to EPA's mission. EPA established the Office of Children's Health Protection (OCHP) in May 1997 to make the protection of children's health a fundamental goal of public health and environmental protection in the United States. OCHP supports and facilitates Agency efforts to protect children's health from environmental threats. Learn more about OCHP by selecting from the topics below.

National Environmental Respiratory Center - a national research center supported by the EPA, NERC facilitates research to improve the scientific basis for understanding and managing the health risks related to air quality.

Awareness of learning and behavioral disorders is reaching more and more people, either first hand or through someone we know. Can toxics in our air, water or food combine with other factors to keep our children from reaching their full human potential?

Founded 1979. Organization for people with asbestos-related diseases. Provides public education on health hazards of asbestos and the education of workers on safe work practices.