Welcome to our new Blog. Lynn Egan will be blogging about things that affect AHC families and would love to  hear your comments and ideas! The more dialog the better!!  Check the blog often and join the conversation!… Read More

One of my favorite things to do for the foundation is to meet with AHC families at the AHCF Family Meeting. It is an incredible opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet new ones, hear from… Read More

The Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood Foundation (AHCF) is proud to sponsor the scientific workshop titled “Achieving Consensus on Definitions and Outcomes for Natural History Studies and Clinical Trials in ATP1A3 Related Disorders.” Co-chaired by Dr Kathryn Swoboda and… Read More

The Family Meeting is fast approaching and we wanted to update you on some of the plans and also provide you with some things to consider. Thank you to those who have already signed up and a reminder… Read More

  Local news article from the Hodes family about Lisa. Great job spreading awareness about AHC and AHCF!  

We are very pleased to announce that Gene Andrasco has been elected to assume the role of Vice President of AHCF. Gene has taken a very active roll with the Foundation since his daughter Kiley was diagnosed with… Read More

Did you know that with the new Health Care Law there are some significant tax implications for special needs families? Did you know if you come to the AHCF Family Meeting you can deduct your admission and transportation costs? 

  Please join me in welcoming our newest AHCF Board member Renee Hodes. Renee is mom to Marissa 24, David 16 and Lisa 13 who has AHC. Renee has worked tirelessly through many fundraising campaigns and frequently calls… Read More

AccountingDepartment.com, long time supporter and fund raiser for the Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood Foundation, announced support of Rare Disease Day on February 28, 2014. Thanks to Bill Gerber AccountingDepartment.com co-founder for another great awareness article for Sean and AHC.