IBD & Crohn's Support
If you searched for IBD Crohn's support, you are not alone. Inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, affects millions of people in the United States. Practical support often means peer groups, trusted education, and tools that help you prepare for conversations with your care team. IBDPal.org brings those pieces together in one place.
National IBD & Crohn's support organizations
These nonprofit and clinical networks are widely used by patients and families. Always confirm hours, programs, and eligibility on each organization's website.
- Crohn's & Colitis Foundation | IBD Help Center | Education and help finding local programs. Phone: 888-MY-GUT-PAIN (888-694-8872). Learn more
- Find a Chapter | Chapters in every state with events and volunteer networks. Search chapters
- Support groups | In-person and virtual peer support by location. Find a support group
- ImproveCareNow | Pediatric IBD learning network with family resources and care center locator. improvecarenow.org
- GIKids | Education for children, teens, and families with IBD. gikids.org
Local IBD Crohn's support by state
Our Community tab includes an interactive U.S. map and state picker with chapters, support groups, and major IBD centers, starting with detailed listings for North Carolina. Use it to discover Crohn's and colitis resources closer to home.
Patient guides by search topic
Browse 24+ guides on diet, flares, support groups, symptom tracking, visit prep, and more, each mapped to common Crohn's and colitis searches.
Daily support with the IBDPal app
Beyond directories, many people want day-to-day IBD Crohn's support through tracking and connection. IBDPal is a free iOS app that helps you log meals, symptoms, medications, and micronutrients; spot patterns with AI-assisted insights; and connect with others living with IBD. Read lifestyle and nutrition articles on our blog.
Common questions
Where can I find IBD and Crohn's support near me?
Use national finders from the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, ImproveCareNow for pediatric centers, and IBDPal's state community map.
Is there a helpline for Crohn's disease?
The Foundation's IBD Help Center (888-694-8872) provides information and referrals, not emergency medical care. For urgent symptoms, contact your clinician or call 911.
Does IBDPal replace my doctor?
No. IBDPal and this site offer education and self-management tools only. Treatment decisions belong with your gastroenterologist or IBD care team.
Educational directory only. IBDPal does not provide medical advice. Listing a resource is not an endorsement; verify details with each organization.