Providing Answers, Support and Hope in the Southeastern US
Southeast Region is now covering the Mid-South
The Southeast Region is now serving Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama. As we work to bring additional support and services to your area, please see below for a highlight of featured programs and ways for you to get involved. Should you need anything, please feel free to contact us at infose@lupus.org. We look forward to serving you and working with you to solve the cruel mystery of lupus.
Each year, the region sponsors empowering programs that feature speakers knowledgeable in the diagnosis, treatment, and research efforts of Lupus. Speakers include those living with lupus and in the specialty areas of rheumatology, psychiatry, nephrology, cardiology, and more.
SELF: Strategies to Embrace Living with Lupus Fearlessly. No matter how long you’ve been living with lupus, the SELF online self-management program has the tips and tools to help you better manage your disease. Explore SELF now.
Our health education specialists are specially trained to provide people affected by lupus with non-medical support, disease education, information, and helpful resources. You have lupus, but you are not alone. We are here every stop of the way.
Join the fight against lupus! To be a part of the next success story, sign up as an e-advocate. Your voice can help us solve the cruel mystery of lupus. It only take a few minutes to make a big impact.
Every Step Puts Us Closer to a Cure. The Mid-South Virtual Walk to End Lupus Now event taking place on October 1, 2022 will provide people affected by lupus and their families with the opportunity to join thousands across the country for one unified purpose: ending lupus. Register your team today!
Volunteers play a vital role in our efforts to end lupus. Most likely you or someone you know has lupus. By volunteering, you can make a world of difference for the 1.5 million Americans living with lupus and those that love them.
Sign up for emails from the national office of the Lupus Foundation of America to get news about the research aiming to cure lupus; resources available to help those diagnosed with lupus and those that care for them; and actions that you and your friends and family can take to help fight the cruel mystery of lupus.
People with lupus often feel alone with their disease and the everyday struggles it brings to their lives. LFA support groups, moderated by trained facilitators, provide a warm and caring environment where people with lupus and loved ones can share experiences, methods of coping and insights.
Share your story and inspire others. In your own words, we highlight the perspectives and personal experiences of people who struggle with lupus each day. Mostly, we celebrate what makes the lupus community strong by sharing our journey, together.
