Flood The Inboxes
We need your voice in the fight for healthcare access. Demand that your legislators defend funding for ABA therapy and other services.
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Funding changes affect us all. Remind legislators and committee members that reducing costs now by pushing them farther down the road only amplifies the financial burden for us all.
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Tell them that your vote during the next cycle depends on issues like these.​
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We have written two template letters for you to use
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Congressional Level:
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House District 3 Representative Marlin Stutzman
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404 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC, 20515
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Senator Todd Young
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251 North Illinois Street, Suite 120, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204
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Senator Jim Banks
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1300 S Harrison St, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46802​
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State Level:
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Governor Mike Braun:
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Use the embedded page below to identify your state legislators.
Contact portals for all Indiana legislators are here:​​
Select either "Family and Children Services," "Health," or "Insurance" as the topic in the contact form.
Protect Dignity-Based Care
for Children and Adults
Funding Changes Would Be Devastating to Thousands of Families
Neurodivergent affirming, dignity based therapies and supports are life-changing and life-saving for our families.
Advocate for their right to vital services. Use the legislator contact links on this page.
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It's Personal
Because of ABA Therapy, our son developed the skills he needed to attend school, build quality relationships, and self-advocate. As he currently navigates college, we can't begin to imagine what life would have been like instead without ABA therapy. We have made it our mission to make dignity-based ABA therapy available to as many families as possible in our community...