Causes: Health, Health Care, Health Support, Medical Research, Patient & Family Support

Mission: International Pain Foundation (iPain) is your Power of Pain headquarters. Our mission is to educate and support the chronic pain community around the world. iPain provides community based services that address needs of chronic pain patients with conditions such as RSD/CRPS, post cancer pain, fibromyalgia, diabetic neuropathy, lyme, lupus, and more.

Results: The foundations objectives are reached through important educational events, support, resources, and enhancement projects that are funded through private donations and grants. The Power of Pain Foundation (dba: International Pain Foundation) demonstrates its commitment to the chronic pain community by promoting new knowledge in the cause and treatment of chronic pain conditions involving nerve pain. The ultimate goal is to provide tools and life skills to chronic pain patients giving them the ability to perform their regular activities in the community and to bolster society’s ability to provide full opportunities and appropriate supports. Through supporting education for pain patients, family members, caretakers and medical professionals, we make an important contribution to the overall knowledge and treatment of chronic pain. This allows our foundation to affect the lives of the millions of people with Neuropathy pain nationwide as well as chronic pain patient’s, caretakers, family members and healthcare professionals. Whether you have Neuropathy pain or are a caregiver, family member or friend of someone diagnosed, we’ll help you face the challenges and life changes of chronic nerve pain, head on.

Target demographics: the chronic pain community

Direct beneficiaries per year: millions of pain patients around the world.

Geographic areas served: worldwide

Programs: ~ Promoting public and professional awareness of Neuropathy chronic pain conditions~ Educating those afflicted with the painful neuro diseases, their families, friends and healthcare providers on the disabling pain it causes. ~ Provide action-oriented public education and pain policy improvement through activities and efforts to eliminate the under treatment of chronic pain and increase proper access to care.