Impact & Progress

Learn how the Carolina Headache Foundation is advancing headache education, strengthening partnerships, expanding programs, and improving care across North Carolina.

June is Migraine Awareness Month
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black blue and yellow textile

Migraine is Invisible. But I Am Visible.

This year's national Migraine Awareness Month theme, led by the American Migraine Foundation, highlights a reality familiar to many people living with migraine: while the disease is often invisible to others, its impact is very real.

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The Quarterly Newsletter of the Carolina Headache Foundation

Putting Heads Together — Summer 2026

A look at how CHF has been strengthening partnerships, expanding PRIME, pursuing funding opportunities, and building infrastructure for future growth.

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Putting Heads Together

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A $200,000 Investment in Better Migraine Care Across NC

Carolina Headache Foundation has been awarded a $200,000 Independent Medical Education Grant from Pfizer to expand its innovative physician training program, Preparing Residents through Instruction in Migraine Education (PRIME).

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