Adult Congenital Heart Association

10/20/2026

Calling the San Diego CHD community: Our fall Walk for 1 in 100 season isn't over yet! Join us on November 7 to walk for the 1 in 100 children and adults impacted by congenital heart disease (CHD). Register to walk, start your fundraiser, or donate in support at www.walk1in100.org.

10/19/2026

What does it mean to live and age with a lifelong condition like congenital heart disease (CHD)?

At our recent congressional briefing with Breakthrough T1D, speakers shared their personal experiences and perspectives on the realities of living with chronic conditions into adulthood. Hear and see the day for yourself by watching our video and learn more about ACHA’s advocacy at www.achaheart.org/advocate.

10/16/2026

Thank you to CBS 58 for sharing our Milwaukee Walk for 1 in 100! What a great turnout — we loved meeting and walking with our CHD community.

10/16/2026

We're excited to announce our newest ACHA-Funded Research Grants! Learn more about all of our research grants, hear how they are helping to shape the future of adult congenital heart disease (ACHD) care, and watch the 2026 Research Symposium by visiting www.achaheart.org/research.

10/15/2026

Reminder: There are just FOUR more Walks left in our Fall 2026 Walk for 1 in 100 season! Thank you to everyone who joined us for a Walk this year—you inspire us with your passion, commitment, and service. To learn more and register for our remaining Walks, visit www.walk1in100.org.

10/14/2026

Don't forget: The ACHA Research Symposium is quickly approaching! Join us virtually later today to learn how research impacts the lives of adults living with congenital heart disease (CHD). Register at: https://www.achaheart.org/get-involved/events/2026/2026-research-symposium/

What happens after a research grant is awarded? Where does the research lead and, most importantly, how does it impact the lives of adults living with congenital heart disease (CHD)?

Join ACHA for an exclusive look behind the research—and what happens after the funding ends—at the ACHA Virtual Research Symposium. Meet ACHA researchers, hear about results from ACHA-supported research, and support ACHA’s Research Fund.

Learn more and register: https://ow.ly/5xRh50ZLxso

10/12/2026

Were you born with a congenital heart defect? Your heart needs care for life. 🫀

Even if your CHD was treated or repaired during childhood, new heart problems can develop as you get older. That’s why lifelong care from an Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) specialist is so important.

ACHD specialists understand the unique needs of people living with CHD and can help identify potential problems early and support better long-term health. Not sure where to start? ACHA is here to help.

👉 Learn more about finding lifelong specialized ACHD care: https://ow.ly/r4it50ZVYtK

10/10/2026

Hey Pittsburgh: You have one week left to register for ACHA's Lace Up for 1 in 100! Breeze through the park, cheer on your friends and family, and take in the stunning fall foliage all while raising awareness for congenital heart disease (CHD).

Join us in supporting, empowering, and advocating for the 1 in 100 people impacted by CHD. Learn more, register, and donate at: https://bit.ly/PittLaceUp

10/08/2026

The Adult Congenital Heart Association (ACHA) is looking forward to attending! Stay tuned for more information soon.

https://every100thheart.org/2027-summit/ -informed

The momentum is growing and the community is coming back even stronger in 2027!

Join us for the 2027 National CHD Advocacy Summit:

🗓️May 10–12, 2027
📍Washington, D.C.
🏨Hilton National Mall/Wharf

Sign up for our newsletter and stay tuned for registration coming this fall: https://every100thheart.org/2027-summit/ -informed

10/07/2026

Everything is bigger in Texas—and the Dallas Fort Worth Walk for 1 in 100 should be too! Join us to build community and support the 1 in 100 children and adults impacted by congenital heart disease (CHD).

Plus, visit the Bedford Ice House after the walk to meet up with the local CHD community. Register to walk or donate at www.walk1in100.org.