Better Breathers Club

Connect to education, support and each other through in-person and virtual support groups.

Why Join a Better Breathers Club?

The American Lung Association's Better Breathers Club program has connected people living with lung disease to education, support, and each other in communities around the country for over 50 years.

In Person or Virtual Meetings

Better Breathers Club members learn better ways to cope with lung conditions such as COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, and asthma while getting the support of others in similar situations. Better Breathers Club meetings offer a fun and stimulating combination of guest speakers, problem-solving discussions, and social activities. Led by trained facilitators, these in-person or virtual adult support groups give you the tools you need to stay active and healthy, living the best quality of life you can.

Find a Better Breathers Club

Look through the listing of Clubs in your state to find a group near you.

NOTICE: Effective June 1, 2021, Better Breathers Club meetings began resuming in-person as allowed by the facility where that meeting is held. IMPORTANT: Contact your Club’s facilitator or contact us to verify your Club is meeting at the time indicated on this website.

Interested in starting a Better Breathers Club program at your organization?

Become a volunteer Better Breathers Club Certified Facilitator today. Learn more about getting started as a certified facilitator or email [email protected].

Join the Patient & Caregiver Network

Join our Patient & Caregiver Network even if you have access to an in-person or virtual Club meeting near you. You will get direct access to education, support and connection to others also living with lung disease.
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You can also connect with an expert online or over the phone by contacting the Lung HelpLine at 1-800-LUNGUSA, or join one of our online support communities through Inspire.

Page last updated: October 23, 2024

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