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Ambassador Program

Coalition ambassadors are actively involved in advocating for improved healthcare policy for all chronic disease patients.

While you don’t have to be an ambassador to take action with the Coalition, ambassadors have the opportunity to

  • attend monthly policy calls for the latest updates
  • engage directly with Coalition leadership
  • have their story featured in newsletters and social media to promote advocacy and disease awareness
  • give input on policy priorities, participate in surveys and join the ambassadors private Facebook group and be part of the supportive community
  • be considered for training, media interviews and future leadership roles
Volunteer to be an Ambassador

Use Your Voice

As a chronic disease patient, sometimes it can feel like you don’t have a voice in the American health care system. We are here to change that! As a Chronic Disease Coalition Ambassador, you will be actively involved in creating local, state and national change to protect chronic disease patient rights.

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Join a Community

We are stronger when we work together! Being a chronic disease patient advocate is a lot more fun when you have a built-in community of like-minded patients across the country who are working to achieve the same goals you are.

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Become An Ambassador!

Thank you for your interest! We will follow up with you soon. In the meantime, you’ll start to receive updates, action items and educational opportunities.

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Ambassador Spotlight

Bridget Edwards

Afibrinogenemia

I advocate because I think it’s important to educate others of rare chronic conditions. There was a time in my life where I didn’t have anyone to turn to, as I didn't know anyone else with my condition. Spreading awareness and letting others know they are not alone with their struggles is so very important.

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As a person with multiple chronic illnesses, I want to ensure that I fight not only to be treated as a decent human being but that all human beings receive the right to access care, equitable treatment, and quality of life.

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