Menu:

☐ Launching a national foundation focused on asthma
☐ Revamping of the healthcare system for prison inmates
☐ Consulting to non-profits on organizational development and design
☐ Embarking on a national effort to link family support networks to one another
  Connections:

- Attendance Counts
- American Asthma Foundation
- California Prison Health
  Care Receivership

- Family Connections
- Family Support
  Networking Group

- First 5 San Francisco
- In-Home Supportive Services
  Consortium

- Jamestown Community Center
- Jewish Family and Children's
  Services of San Francisco,
  the Peninsula,
  Marin and Sonoma Counties

- National Council of Jewish
  Women, San Francisco
  Section

- Northern California Community
  Loan Fund

- Rhoda Goldman Plaza
  Assisted Living

- Sage Eldercare Solutions
- SAGE Project
- San Francisco Children's
  Council

- SilverRide
- San Francisco-based Jewish
  Community Federation

- San Francisco Family
  Support Network

- Sour Flour
- Standing Against Global
  Exploitation

- Training Academy for
  Personal Care Assistants
  (TAPCA)

Current Involvement

After many years of providing the vision and direction for a large non-profit agency, as well as spearheading local and national efforts to improve the lives of children, seniors and their families, Amy Rassen is now focusing her talents and energies in other areas.

In addition to management consulting and coaching, she completed launching a new national organization that raises funds to find a cure for asthma, a neglected disease.

The American Asthma Foundation was the brainchild of Herb and Marion Sandler. Ms. Rassen was recruited by the Sandlers to get the American Asthma Foundation off the ground and to use her skills, contacts and fundraising knowledge to create an effective organization. As the Executive Director of the American Asthma Foundation, Ms. Rassen looked forward to the day when the causes of asthma are known and a cure is found for this debilitating disease that affects 23 million Americans.

With the American Asthma Foundation fully operational, Ms. Rassen began consulting to the California Department of Corrections as a long-term care specialist, working with a team of professionals to design new facilities for California’s aging inmate population and to develop a service delivery model to meet their unique needs.

Other projects underway include:

☐ Consulting to several non-profit organizations on organizational design and development
☐ Coaching executive directors in the art of management
☐ Designing a plan to reduce the isolation of seniors
☐ Launching a national effort to link family support networks to one another