Welcome New Team Members
We’re thrilled to welcome three exceptional new members to the Center for Lyme Action team, each bringing unique expertise, energy, and personal commitment to advancing our mission of growing federal support for Lyme and tick-borne disease research. Deanna Lebel, MHS...
Center for Lyme Action and the National Alliance for PANS and PANDAS Action Collaborate on New Neuropsychiatric Initiative
Center for Lyme Action (CLA) and the National Alliance for PANS/PANDAS Action (NAPPA) are pleased to announce a collaboration to advance shared goals through the Infection Associated Neuropsychiatric Conditions Initiative (IANCI). The vision of IANCI is to increase...
Center for Lyme Action Honors Members of Congress
WASHINGTON, April 8, 2025 -- Center for Lyme Action, the leading nonprofit dedicated to growing Federal funding for Lyme and tick-borne diseases, honored Members of Congress, current and former administration officials, and Lyme and tick-borne disease community...
Increases for Lyme and Tickborne Conditions Approved by House Appropriations Committee.
Hello Lyme Advocate – Thank you to all the Lyme Advocates for your consistent efforts to grow federal funding for Lyme and tickborne conditions! Last week the House Appropriations Committee approved the FY25 Department of Labor, Health and Human Services...
Center for Lyme Action and Generation Lyme Create Community Partnership
WASHINGTON, DC, May 9, 2024– Center for Lyme Action (CLA) and Generation Lyme are pleased to announce a new Community Partnership to leverage each nonprofit organization’s distinct resources to support current and future Lyme disease advocates. This collaboration...
Lyme Advocates Increase Federal Funding for Lyme and Tickborne Conditions by $405M
A Letter to Advocates. Dear Advocates, As you may have heard, the FY2024 Appropriations process has finally been completed with the passage of a 2nd Consolidated appropriations package by the Congress and the President signing into law on Saturday, March 23rd. The...