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At ACPA, we are one community driven by a shared mission: to advance lifelong, comprehensive team care for all patients with craniofacial differences. We also provide a space for families and individuals to find support, share stories, and move toward a more confident future.

ACPA is working to advocate for causes that impact individuals with cleft/craniofacial differences to both the public and policymakers within the organization’s 501(c)(3) status. Please contact us if you or somebody you know would like to share other legislation you believe ACPA should support.

Our Current Issues

Learn more about the bills ACPA currently supports and other issues impacting individuals with cleft and/or craniofacial differences.

Accelerating Kids' Access to Care Act

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Ally's Act

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Ensuring Lasting Smiles Act (ELSA)

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Funding Issues

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ACPA Advocacy Tool Kit

Interested in advocating for the issues that matter to you, but not sure where to begin? Use our Advocacy Tool Kit for helpful resources on topics about understanding the U.S. government, how to advocate, and ways to connect with elected officials.

Become an ACPA Advocate!

Take our Advocacy Survey!

Interested in getting more involved in advocacy? Take our brief survey to let us know which issues matter most to you and how you wish to advocate.

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Complete the below form if you wish to stay up-to-date on the latest advocacy news, would like to notify us about a legislative issue impacting cleft/craniofacial care, or have an advocacy-related story to share.

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