Every Action Counts – Find Other Ways to Get Involved & Make a Difference!
There are many ways to support the digestive health community beyond donations and advocacy. Whether you want to share your story, raise awareness, or inspire change, your involvement helps create a stronger, more informed, and more supportive world for those affected by digestive disorders.
How You Can Take Action
📝 Share Your Story
Your personal journey with a digestive disorder can inspire, educate, and connect others who may feel alone. By sharing your experiences, you help break the stigma and bring hope to others.
🧪 Participate in Research
Be a part of the future of digestive health! Researchers rely on patient participation to better understand FGIMDs and develop new treatments. By joining a study, you can contribute to groundbreaking advancements in care.
🎨 Art of GI: Express Yourself Through Creativity
Use art as a powerful tool for awareness! Whether it’s a painting, poem, or digital design, your work can shine a light on the realities of living with a GI disorder.
🏆 Become an Awareness Ambassador
Help spread awareness in your community! Whether it’s organizing events, distributing materials, or engaging on social media, your efforts help drive change.
📢 Raise Awareness in Your Community
Looking for ways to get your community involved? Consider these ideas:
- Host an awareness event at a local school, workplace, or community center
- Organize a fundraiser to support digestive health research and patient programs
- Write to local newspapers or media to share important issues related to digestive health
Need help getting started? We’ve got tools and resources to support you!
🎗️ Start a Fundraiser
Turn your passion into action! Whether it’s a virtual campaign, fitness challenge, or special event, fundraising helps fuel research, education, and advocacy efforts.
🏛️ Advocate for Digestive Health
Want to influence policy and push for better healthcare? Join us in speaking up for increased research funding and improved patient care by participating in our advocacy efforts.
