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Start the Legislative Process Are you interested in starting the legislative process in your state? Meet with the ASPIRE Legislative Working Group (ALWG) to help you get started. Your voice […]

  General Legislative Information Legislative Recap – PANS PANDAS Legislation Nationwide How Get Started: How to talk to your state representative Look Up Your State Representative & State Senator in […]

ASPIRE is working to support national efforts to pass legislation requiring insurance coverage for the treatment of PANS and PANDAS. By sharing your story and keeping the conversation clear, positive, and focused, you can help drive change.

  For up-to-date information on Oregon’s legislative action: Make sure to follow NWPPN’s Facebook page for updates and questions.  To contact NWWP directly, please email them – NWPPN’s Email. House […]

The deadline to make the first funnel is March 4th. Calls/emails really need to be made by Monday, March 1st as this committee generally only meets on Tuesday.

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Zoom – Wed, January 8, 7:00 PM Central

2026 Legislative Session Please check back for information for the 2026 Legislative Session. In the meantime, please fill out the Connecticut Contact Form.  Please see below for Bill Information and […]

  New Jersey Legislative Action is lead by Alissa Johnson. Please contact her directly to become involved in legislative advocacy in New Jersey. Alissa is Co-Founder and Advisor The Louisa […]

WE HAVE A CALL TO ACTION for House Bill #488 that requires insurance coverage for PANDAS/PANS kids in OHIO!

Lacy was an outgoing, fun nine-year-old. Then, one night, everything changed. She became a shell of herself.

Her mother, Crystal, 30, from Illinois, told Newsweek she can only describe last year as “hell.” Doctors said her first-born had anxiety and depression — but Crystal’s instincts told her something else was happening.

College with PANS/PANDAS: Your Story Matters Starting college can be challenging for any young adult. For students living with PANS/PANDAS, the transition often comes with added layers—managing health, navigating accommodations, […]