ADAO Action Points!
SAVE THE DATE!
Asbestos Awareness Day
April 1st
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Make your Voice Heard...
Four direct action steps to make your voice heard today!:
1.
Write your legislator:
The Senate »
The Congress »2.
ADAO and
Public Citizen
are looking for specific victims of asbestos-related diseases...
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- or email
"Victims"
at ADAO;
3.
Sign ADAO online
"Asbestos Ban" petition... ».
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ADAO Mission Statement
Our Goals:
- Serve as the united voice for all asbestos victims
- Unite asbestos victims Educate the public and medical community about asbestos related diseases
- Support research that leads to early detection, prevention and a cure
- Ensure equitable compensation for victims and their families
- Ban the use of asbestos
We Will:
Seek to give asbestos victims a united voice to help ensure that our rights are fairly represented and protected, including:
- Our right to medical research and treatments aimed at early detection, prevention and a cure for asbestos related diseases;
- Our right to file suit based on the merits of our individual asbestos related injustices;
- Our right to fair compensation.
- ADAO strives to implement an asbestos national asbestos disease database registry - to help unite victims of these tragic asbestos-related diseases.
- ADAO also works to support efforts to ban the use of asbestos and help protect future generations.
Our Pledge to You:
As an independent organization, Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization will not be influenced by outside sources such as drug companies, law firms or companies that manufacture or use asbestos. ADAO is fully funded through voluntary contributions and staffed by volunteers.