NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!

Nominate the extraordinary individuals, families and organizations in your community and the HDSA Chapter or Affiliate that has accomplished great things during 2024.

MEET OUR NEW PRESIDENT AND CEO AMY GRAY

We are excited to announce that Amy Gray has joined our organization as the new President and Chief Executive Officer.

Watch the HDSA EL-PFDD Meeting!

2023 HDSA Annual Report

We’re thrilled to announce the release of the 2023 HDSA Annual Report, highlighting the amazing progress we've achieved as One HDSA.

JOIN POWER HD

By generating the most comprehensive patient-driven Huntington’s disease data we can accelerate research and the development of new drugs, devices, or other therapies. YOU HAVE THE POWER.

Registration is Now Open!

Join us for the 40th Annual HDSA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana on June 26-28, 2025 This is your unique chance to connect, learn, inspire and get inspired. Our convention is not just an event – it’s a celebration, it’s magic!

HDSA Publishes 2023 Year In Review Magazine

Take a look back on HDSA's achievements and top stories from 2023 in the latest Year In Review Magazine.

Annual HDSA Convention Registration is Now Open!

Join us for the 39th Annual HDSA Convention in Spokane, Washington, May 30- June 1, 2024

THE MARKER: 2023 HDSA RESEARCH REPORT

In 2023, HDSA supported fantastic Huntington’s disease science, shared research news with the community, and amplified family voices in drug development. The latest issue of The Marker is now available!

FIND HDSA RESOURCES NEAR YOU

HDSA provides world-class support programs and resources across the country for everyone impacted by Huntington’s disease. Visit our interactive map to get started today!

HDSA SOCIAL WORKERS

HDSA Social Workers are often the first voice that someone new to HD may hear. Social workers offer information, education and access to community based services within a specific region.

HDSA SUPPORT GROUPS

HDSA support groups are free for individuals, their loved ones, and families impacted by Huntington’s disease.