People in the US diagnosed per year
ALS Rhode Island works to advance the search for better treatments and a cure for ALS by supporting research, connecting patients with clinical trials, and advocating for increased funding and awareness. They help people living with ALS access specialized care, learn about new treatment options, and participate in studies that test promising therapies.
By partnering with medical centers, researchers, and community leaders, they aim to speed up scientific progress and improve the lives of individuals and families affected by ALS. Their efforts also focus on providing education, support services, and resources that empower patients and caregivers throughout every stage of the disease.

People in the US diagnosed per year
Years ALS United RI has been active
Percentage of cases that are inherited through a mutated gene
ALS Rhode Island works to advance the search for better treatments and a cure for ALS by supporting research, connecting patients with clinical trials, and advocating for increased funding and awareness. They help people living with ALS access specialized care, learn about new treatment options, and participate in studies that test promising therapies. By partnering with medical centers, researchers, and community leaders, they aim to speed up scientific progress and improve the lives of individuals and families affected by ALS. Their efforts also focus on providing education, support services, and resources that empower patients and caregivers throughout every stage of the disease.

ALS Rhode Island supports a wide breadth of fields of study that are critical to advancing ALS research, including neuroscience, genetics, biomarker discovery, clinical care innovation, and collaborative approaches that accelerate meaningful breakthroughs.
At ALS Rhode Island, we concentrate our advocacy efforts on informing and rallying policymakers across the political spectrum to support legislation and funding that improve the lives of people living with ALS and strengthen support for families and caregivers.