About Us
Through our State Chapters we are able to give knowledge, give a voice and give hope, directly meeting the comprehensive, lifelong needs of patients with congenital heart disease and their families through awareness, knowledge, community, and research programming.
Local activities include:
- Conquering CHD Kits offering critical information and a personal connection for patients with CHD of all ages through individualized care packages
- Online chat networks bringing people with similar experiences together
- In-person peer support offering patients and families encouragement and insight from someone who has walked a similar path
- Social events providing a safe environment to celebrate life and simple joys together
- Physician education improving understanding of congenital heart disease from the patient and family perspective
- Research promotion and participation helping promising developments become reality
- Advocacy activities sharing our stories to improve federal research funding
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For more information about the Kentucky chapter, email kentucky@conqueringchd.org.
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Conquering CHD-Kentucky is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Our tax exempt or EIN number is 82-4307005. For additional documentation of our tax-exempt status, please contact kentucky@conqueringchd.org.
You can learn more about our organization in our GuideStar profile.
Please give generously to support our state chapter activities!
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If you are interested in learn more about our Volunteer Board, please email us at: kentucky@conqueringchd.org
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Conquering CHD - Kentucky
P.O. Box 1193
Bardstown, Kentucky 40004
Conquering CHD Stories
Hudson Heyward
Hudson was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome and spent more than 176 days inpatient. Now home with his family, Hudson’s first Christmas is sure to be extra special. Read about his battle with HLHS and how beauty can be found even in terrible circumstances. Hudson was 9 days old when he was diagnosed with...
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