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The Health Care Justice Campaign is a project of the Campaign for Better Health Care, working in cooperation with over a hundred groups and individuals statewide.
Our mission is to make sure the General Assembly fully implements the Health Care Justice Act by enacting a plan for affordable, accessible, quality health care for all Illinoisans.
Together we will make it happen! Contact our staff members or click here to find out how you can get involved today!
Jonathan VanderBrug
Health Care Justice Director
jvanderbrug@cbhconline.org
Kathleen Duffy
Events and Communications Organizer
kduffy@cbhconline.org
Josephine Kalipeni
HCJC Downstate Organizing Coordinator
jkalipeni@cbhconline.org
Work for CBHC
Contact Us:
Champaign
44 E Main Street, Suite 414
Champaign, IL 61820
Phone: (217) 352-5600
Fax: (217) 352-5688
cbhc-cu@cbhconline.org
Chicago
1325 S. Wabash Avenue, Suite 305
Chicago, IL 60605
Phone: (312) 913-9449
Fax: (312) 913-9559
cbhc-chi@cbhconline.org
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Health Care Justice Campaign
Send a Clear Message to Your State Legislator!
(Click the image to order your postcards)
Join our statewide postcard campaign! This fall, tens of thousands of Illinoisans will send a clear message to their state legislators. As we enter the Fall election season, we’ll be hearing a lot of rhetoric that all our elected officials in Springfield “support healthcare reform.” But for the past two years they’ve embraced a "Do Nothing” policy. The excuse that many legislators too often use is “I’m not hearing from my constituents.”
Let’s put that to rest once and for all! It’s time to raise our voices to demand accessible, affordable, guaranteed health care for all! Give these postcards to your family, friends, co-workers and neighbors. Ask them to fill the cards out and mail them to Springfield.
Order your postcards here!
The next President will determine whether healthcare reform is a national and state venture, or if the states are once again on their own.
Either way, members of the Illinois General Assembly must step up to the plate and pass comprehensive healthcare reform next year. Working together, we can send a message to Springfield: we need accessible, affordable, guaranteed health care and we need it now!
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