About us
About us
The UK's lung charity fighting for your right to breathe
Who we are
Find out who we are and how we help people with lung conditions and asthma.
Our latest work
Read our policy reports and find evidence about how we can improve lung health for all.
Our impact
Together, we are changing the world. In 2024 we invested £3.5 million into vital research and 20,000 people received support from our Helpline team
What we stand for
We are fighting to transform lung health and make sure it gets the attention it deserves.
Our leadership team
Meet Asthma + Lung UK's Chief Executive, Directors and Trustees, leading the fight for your right to breathe
Work with us
Jobs and career opportunities with Asthma + Lung UK.
Contact us
Find out how to contact Asthma + Lung UK expert teams.
Media
Contact the media team at Asthma + Lung UK for any press enquiries. We offer spokespeople, case studies and statistics on lung disease.
Annual reports + accounts
Download our audited accounts and previous annual reports.
About our health information
Learn more about how we make sure our health information is accurate, up-to-date and easy to use.
Blog
Latest Articles
Advice + support
Breathing easier during power cuts: the importance of Priority Services
A power cut can be more than just an inconvenience if you have a lung condition. It can be frightening - or even dangerous. Find out how the Priority Services Register can help keep you safe in a power cut.
Your stories
I recommend anyone with bronchiectasis to get their own self-management plan
Good self management of your bronchiectasis is really important for staying well. Our supporters Sophie and Rae share how their Asthma + Lung UK bronchiectasis self-management plans help them stay on top of their condition and live well.
Your stories
I’ve gone from being a nurse working in A+E to using home oxygen at 40 years old
Claire spent the first three years of her life in and out of hospital with bronchitis, pneumonia and then meningitis. Her health improved and she was able to pursue a career as an A&E nurse. But after a chest infection and COVID, she was put on home oxygen. Here she tells us how it affected her life.