Asbestosdiseaseawareness

The Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing asbestos-caused diseases through education, advocacy, and community initiatives. It works towards a global asbestos ban, raises public awareness about asbestos dangers, and provides resources and support for victims and concerned citizens. ADAO engages in policy advocacy, hosts conferences, and maintains a community platform for sharing stories and information. It collaborates with national and international organizations to drive policy change and prevention efforts. The organization also offers educational materials, supports research, and promotes health literacy. Its activities include public campaigns, community engagement, and professional partnerships. ADAO's leadership includes experts and advocates committed to ending asbestos use and related diseases. The Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preventing asbestos-caused diseases through education, advocacy, and community support. It hosts the annual International Asbestos Awareness Conference where world-renowned experts and asbestos victims share updates on disease prevention, advocacy, and treatment. ADAO maintains an extensive Educational Resource Library with graphics, fact sheets, and infographics; provides access to conference presentations and expert interviews; references government and public health resources (e.g., ATSDR, Surgeon General statements, NCI/Cancer.gov materials); and promotes awareness of asbestos-related health risks. The organization emphasizes prevention (identify, test, repair/remove safely), education (global experts and a free video library), and advocacy (Connect and Share, Contact Congress, Take Action, Global Petitions, Asbestos Ban). ADAO also offers patient resources and a community platform for those affected by asbestos-related diseases, including the Share Your Story initiative and a resource network to find treatment centers and supportive information. The Science Advisory Board helps ensure accuracy and currency of resources. Since 2004, ADAO has participated in international conferences and developed resources to raise awareness, prevent exposure, and support those impacted by asbestos-related diseases.