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We have gathered resources from other organizations, companies, and programs that we have found to be helpful in creating safe spaces for children across the country
From anaphylaxis to school safety, no matter what additional information you need to prepare for a medical emergency – Code Ana has found an evidence-based resource for you. Let’s not wait until something happens—take advantage of these today!
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Resources
Advocacy
Petition to Help Connecticut Early Childcare Centers
As part of our work with LEARN Early, Code Ana works with Head Start centers in Connecticut. During this program, we learned that Connecticut state officials are stopping centers from obtaining the life-saving medication. Help us get the word out about this important issue but signing the petition on Change.org!
LEARN Early
As part of our work with LEARN Early, Code Ana works with Head Start centers in Connecticut. During this program, we learned that Connecticut state officials are stopping centers from obtaining the life-saving medication. Help us get the word out about this important issue but signing the petition on Change.org!
Anaphylaxis & Epinephrine
EpiPens4Schools
Through Mylan, a VIATRIS™ Company, and BioRidge Pharma, K-12 schools can acquire two twin-packs of EpiPen or EpiPen Jr. for free. These can be ordered for an individual school or an entire school district. Check out their website to learn more about this life saving program!
AUVI-Q
AUVI-Q, by Kaleo, is another common epinephrine auto-injector used by families, centers, and schools. This is also the only brand at this time that offers a 0.1 mg dosage of epinephrine in auto-injector form. Check out their resources to find out more!
GoodRX
If you are unable to qualify for free programs, GoodRx is a great resource to find lower-cost options for epinephrine auto-injectors in your area. Depending on your device, you will be able to see what pharmacies around can give you the best price.
FARE
FARE’s mission is to improve the quality of life and health of those with food allergies through transformative research, education, and advocacy. Check out their back-to-school hub to prepare your family and school for food allergy and anaphylaxis along with our education!
Allison Rose Foundation
Code Ana works closely with the Allison Rose Foundation based out of Ohio. Working throughout their community, the Allison Rose Foundation provides education and other resources about food allergy and anaphylaxis. Check out their website to learn more about their impact!
Asthma Emergencies
AAAAI’s School-Based Asthma Management Program (SAMPRO)
From the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, this page full of evidence-based resources is to help families and schools navigate asthma management and care. Mainly documents, there is a quick video explaining this federally supported program.
Cardiac Emergencies
Project ADAM
Project ADAM is a national organization that partners with medical centers around the country to bring sudden cardiac arrest awareness and education to school communities. Check out their website to find your Project ADAM chapter and local resources!
Gray's Army
This non-profit organization brings heart health awareness and education to communities in Louisiana. They provide CPR education along with a growing AED scholarship program. They also bring awareness to the importance of heart screenings. Check out their website to learn more!
American Heart Association School Programs
The American Heart Association has an engaging Heart Challenge curriculum for K-12 schools. Through activities and events, this program increases heart health awareness in school communities. Check out their website to start a Heart Challenge at your school!
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation
The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation is a non-profit working to eliminate preventable deaths from sudden cardiac arrest. Along with education, they provide support for those impacted by SCA. Check out their toolkit to get prepared for sudden cardiac arrest!
School Safety
RAVE Panic Button
From RAVE Mobile Safety, the RAVE Panic Button makes communicating during emergencies easier between educators and the first responders providing aid. Reach out to them to find out if this program can be brought to your campus for free!
Louisiana Center for Safe Schools
Through the Governor Office’s of Homeland Security in Louisiana, the Louisiana Center for Safe Schools is full of local resources to help prepare schools for any emergency – from fire, intruder, or medical emergency. Check out their website to learn more about keeping your campus safe!
Trauma Emergencies
Stop The Bleed
When serious traumas happen, immediate responders can learn the techniques and tools needed to save a life. Stop The Bleed provides that education so you can help ensure a good outcome. Check out their website to get more information!