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The Health Care Justice Campaign is a project of the Campaign for Better Health Care, working in cooperation with over one hundred groups and individuals statewide.
Our goal is to make sure the General Assembly fully implements the Health Care Justice Act by enacting a plan that follows the principles of affordability and accessibility.
Together we will make it happen! Contact our staff members to find out how you can get involved today!
Join the CHBC email list!
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Health Care Justice Committees
CBHC works with citizen groups throughout the state who are dedicated to the fight for health care justice in Illinois. These groups are made up of community and religious leaders, health care professionals and other individuals who recognize that the health care crisis affects everyone in Illinois.
Attend a local meeting in your area and become part of the grassroots effort to achieve health care justice for all Illinoisans. See below for descriptions of active committees. Visit our calendar page for the next meetings and events held by these committees in your area.
Don't see a group in your area? Contact us to find out how you can form one in your own community!
Chicagoland
Health care advocates and community leaders focused on the impact of the health care crisis in Chicagoland.
Contact Jonathon VanderBrug at (312) 913-9449 or jvanderbrug@cbhconline.org
Faith Caucus
A network of religious leaders and faith-based organizations committed to improving access to health care for all people.
Contact Jonathon VanderBrug at (312) 913-9449 or jvanderbrug@cbhconline.org
Metro East
St. Louis-area group with a strong faith component working for health care justice in Illinois.
Contact Josephine Kalipeni at (217) 352-5600 or jkalipeni@cbhconline.org
Peoria
One of the largest communities in downstate Illinois is home to a vigorous community of health care justice advocates.
Contact Josephine Kalipeni at (217) 352-5600 or jkalipeni@cbhconline.org
Springfield
Individuals from the state capitol fighting for equal access to health care for their the community and the state as a whole.
Contact Josephine Kalipeni at (217) 352-5600 or jkalipeni@cbhconline.org
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