1. American Liver Foundation
Founded in 1976, the American Liver Foundation (ALF) is one of the leading proponents of education, support, and research for all things liver health. Their goal is to help advance efforts that seek to prevent, treat, and find a cure for chronic liver diseases, including MASH.
The ALF offers a variety of help for people living with MASH, including online resources and printable educational handouts. Additionally, the ALF hosts a Facebook Support Group for MASH to help you connect with others to share stories, seek advice, and feel less alone in your journey.
For more information, you can also contact the ALF’s help center by calling the toll-free helpline at 1-800-GO-LIVER (1-800-465-4837) or through live chat on their website. You can also connect with the ALF on:
2. Fatty Liver Alliance
The Fatty Liver Alliance is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading awareness about how early diagnosis and treatment of fatty liver diseases (including MASH) can prevent complications later on.
The Fatty Liver Alliance’s website provides educational information on fatty liver disease, including video content featuring experts discussing the latest topics and trends in the field. The Alliance is also often involved in petitions that advocate for increased access to potential MASH treatments specifically for Canadians.
Keep in touch with the Fatty Liver Alliance through:
3. Global Liver Institute
Since 2014 the Global Liver Institute (GLI) has been working to improve the lives of those affected by liver diseases such as MASH.
This nonprofit organization is home to the Fatty Liver Disease Council, which champions fatty liver diseases, such as MASH, as a prominent health concern. The GLI is home to the Liver Action Network, which helps unite advocates to work toward the goal of advancing liver health initiatives at the local, state, national, and global levels. Additionally, the GLI provides advocacy training to help people become more effective advocates for liver health. They also offer information specifically for veterans about liver disease.
Since 2018 GLI has also hosted Global Fatty Liver Day every June to help raise awareness about the risks of fatty liver disease, promote lifestyle changes to support liver health, and encourage screening.
Keep in touch with the GLI by calling (800) 845-5910, emailing info@globalliver.org, or following them on:
4. Community Liver Alliance
The Community Liver Alliance (CLA) has been working since 2013 to provide awareness and educational opportunities for people with liver disease, while also supporting research and advocacy efforts.
This Pittsburgh-based organization offers videos encouraging people to stay active and eat healthy. They also develop educational materials, host workshops, coordinate support groups, and facilitate medical care for people affected by liver diseases, such as MASH. You can also find information on their website about upcoming clinical trials.
Check out the CLA’s calendar of upcoming programs and events or stay in touch through:
5. MyMASHteam
If you’re looking for social support, MyMashteam has you covered. Sign up for free to access educational materials, Q&As, and a community that offers emotional support and solidarity for people living with MASH. To stay on top of the latest from myMASHteam, get their newsletter delivered straight to your inbox.
