IMPROVING THE LIFE OF IBD PEOPLE

The International Federation of Crohn's & Ulcerative Colitis Associations (IFCCA) represents 46 national Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis (collectively known as Inflammatory Bowel Disease or IBD) patient associations.

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IFCCA PROJECTS DIGEST

Issue #7 (August 2025) is out now!
Discover the latest updates from our EU-funded research projects.

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Patient Engagement in Health Technology Assessment (HTA)

Empowering patients to shape healthcare decisions through HTA guidance and engagement.

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DIVA REPORT

IBD AND SUICIDE:
An Urgent Call to Address the Hidden Mental Health Burden

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OUR
RESOURCES

IFCCA strives to empower individuals, promote awareness, and drive positive change for everyone impacted by IBD.

Our "Resources" section offers a variety of initiatives designed to support both our members and the broader IBD community. These include educational programs, informative publications, advocacy tools and active participation in European research projects.

RESOURCES

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OUR ACTIVITIES

We invite you to stay informed about upcoming activities and join us in making a difference.

In this section, you will find detailed information about the activities organized by IFCCA, including special events, training workshops, awareness campaigns, and gatherings aimed at supporting individuals with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. These initiatives are designed to foster active participation, knowledge sharing, and mutual support within our community.

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IFCCA
MAGAZINE

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Discover our magazine, a space dedicated to informing, inspiring, and connecting our community. Here, you will find all the issues we have published so far, featuring articles, personal stories, and resources addressing the challenges and advancements related to Crohn’s disease