Read the full testimony from Liz Thompson on HB 332 and the coverage provided by Hannah News Service.
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Current Policy Matters
- Request - Ohio policy makers must ensure that the exchange Ohioans will use works for all Ohioans. Ohioans should decide on many of the core functions, whether through an Ohio Exchange or a Partnership Exchange.
- As decisions are made, please remember the needs of people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and other disabilities.
- Request - Supporting House Bill 322, The Ohio Livable Homes Tax Credit, will help families affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) make their homes safer or buy an accessible home.
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You may not think you have an interesting story, but simply by being part of the MS movement, you have an experience worth sharing. Click here to share your story.
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We relentlessly advocate every day to advance community and state policies and programs that impact the lives of people with MS.
As part of a nationwide grassroots organization that is building a movement to end MS, we rely on members and supporters to carry our message and participate in a variety of activities. We are creating a movement across the country, but we will only be as successful as the number of people who are engaged in our work and share our priorities.
It is challenging work, but the opportunities exceed the obstacles. We appreciate your efforts thus far, and encourage your support as we move closer to our goal of a world free of MS!
Thousands of people are getting involved. Many are individuals who live with MS. Some are friends and family members. And many simply recognize their passion and ability to make a difference.
For more information, contact the Advocacy Department at 800-344-4867.