We see what others cannot!

YOU LIKELY KNOW SOMEONE WITH AN INVISIBLE DISABILITY!
We see what others cannot!
YOU LIKELY KNOW SOMEONE WITH AN INVISIBLE DISABILITY!
The Change Coalition was founded in 2024 by Marcel Allen and Cynthia Irving, both of whom live with invisible disorders. After experiencing firsthand the barriers faced by those with similar conditions, we realized the power of collaboration. Having worked with other charities, we saw that grassroots non-profit organizations could achiev
The Change Coalition was founded in 2024 by Marcel Allen and Cynthia Irving, both of whom live with invisible disorders. After experiencing firsthand the barriers faced by those with similar conditions, we realized the power of collaboration. Having worked with other charities, we saw that grassroots non-profit organizations could achieve more if united by a shared mission. That's why we created The Change Coalition – to bring together individuals and organizations committed to supporting those with invisible disorders and to drive meaningful change.
Our mission is to help those that have invisible conditions. We seek to achieve our mission by working with other non-profit organizations to achieve a holistic goal and help those with similar conditions in Canada. We aim to help those with invisible disabilities be the best they can be.
Our vision is to create an inclusive and supportive community in the Canada where individuals with invisible conditions are empowered to live their fullest lives. By collaborating with like-minded organizations, we strive to provide holistic care, resources, and advocacy, ensuring that those with invisible disabilities can overcome barriers and reach their full potential.
These disorders don't have visible symptoms but significantly affect a person’s daily life. These can range from chronic pain and mental health challenges, like anxiety and depression, to autoimmune diseases, neurological conditions, and more. While these disorders might not be seen, their impact is real and can be life-changing.
Ever wondered what it's like to be invisible? You may be surprised to learn that 1 in 4 Canadians live with an invisible disorder – one that doesn't show on the surface, yet profoundly impacts their lives. These disorders come in many forms, from chronic pain and mental health challenges to autoimmune diseases and more. As the world continues to change due to the pandemic and shifting geopolitical circumstances, the number of people affected by invisible disorders is expected to rise.
If you have an invisible disorder or know someone that has one or more invisible disorders, please contact us. We see what other's do not.
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