The Alliance for Headache Disorders Advocacy (AHDA) advocates for equitable policies for people with headache disorders.

The ADHA is comprised of nonprofit organizations who are vitally concerned about the health of patients with headache disorders including migraine disease, cluster headaches, chronic daily headache, new daily persistent headache and tension-type headaches.

Since 2007, AHDA has advocated consistently for increased recognition of, and more equitable federal policies toward Americans with disabling headache disorders. These advocacy efforts have been expressed through annual Headache on the Hill (HOH) congressional fly-in events in Washington, DC, as well as multiple other activities throughout the years.

Funding for AHDA activities is entirely derived from contributions of member organizations and individual donors. No donations have ever been accepted from corporate, commercial or industry sources. Note that AHDA is a 501(c)6 as classified by the IRS. Your donation may not be tax deductible.