OBJECTIVES: Studies have demonstrated the importance of the environment both on the development of asthma and on exacerbation of asthma symptoms in those who have been diagnosed with the disease. The goal of this project was to provide in-home asthma services that covered both self-management education and home environmental interventions for children diagnosed with asthma living in Section 8 Multi-family Housing. METHODS: This HUD-funded project consisted of 3-4 home visits by a public health nurse over a one year period—an in-home baseline visit; a visit to deliver allergen-reducing products if needed; and 6 and 12-month follow-ups by phone or in-home visit. Data was collected on asthma status (health-related quality of life and asthma control), health service utilization (hospitalizations, ED and office visits) and school and/or work absences due to asthma. Data analysis was completed using SAS v9.3. RESULTS: