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COVID-19 Resources for Non-Profit Leaders and the Community | National Organization for Rare Disorders
The health and safety of those with rare diseases and their caregivers are always our top priorities at the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD). We know our members are working tirelessly to support their communities during this global crisis. Rare disease organizations have felt the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on all elements of our work including mission-critical programs, research, patient assistance, events, meetings and other activities.
We stand in solidarity with the rare community and would like to extend support for those impacted by COVID-19, directly and indirectly. By sharing resources on how to be prepared and seek proper care under these unusual circumstances, we hope to educate and empower the community during this unprecedented time.
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