World Lung Foundation supports lung health grants and programs in more than 74 low- and middle-income countries around the world. Grant funding is provided directly, from WLF to its grantees, and indirectly via partner public health organizations. Our major grant partners include the World Health Organization, the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, and the Framework Convention Alliance.

Sunday in Tanzania
Smoke-free Alexandria, “effective immediately”
WLF Workshop in Bogotá, Colombia
WLF Commends Australian Gov't on Unprecedented Tobacco Control Policies
Working Together for Tobacco Control in Vietnam
WLF Brings Communications Course to Singapore
New Survey Shows 77% of Vietnamese Oppose Secondhand Smoke in Public Places after Seeing Ad
Tanzania - Expanding Critical Health Services for Women and Children
Run, WLF, Run!
Craig David, Goodwill Ambassador against Tuberculosis
The Disturbing Paradox of Tuberculosis
Moscow Sponge Winter Campaign
Spring Festival Gift-Giving in China
Enhancing Maternal Health in Tanzania
World Cancer Day
Haiti Earthquake Relief
Media Communications Workshop in Singapore
The Two Worlds of Dr. E. Jane Carter, WLF Board Member
WLF Impact: WLF at the Union’s World Lung Conference
Vietnam Ministry of Health and World Lung Foundation Launch Mass Media Campaign to Support Smoke-Free Vietnam
Jane Carter Interview
Field Reports Blog: Poverty and Lung Health: 40th World Lung Conference in Cancún, Mexico
Field Reports Blog: Thanksgiving in Hanoi
Most Governments Fail to Protect Their Citizens from Tobacco Harms
Integrating HIV Treatment with Prevention and Treatment for Lung Diseases Could Save Millions of Lives
WLF Accomplishments
Field Reports Blog: Moscow Duma Launches “Sponge” Campaign
New Graphic Ad Combats Smokeless Tobacco in India
Field Reports Blog: 3rd Cross-Strait Conference
Field Reports Blog: Turkey Smoke-free Site Visit
Results for Tanzania Maternal Health Infrastructure Program
Field Reports Blog: Judith Mackay at WPRO meeting