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Oppose Overreach - Health Action MA, Auburn, MA (2026)

03/14/2026

DO YOU LIVE IN WORCESTER COUNTY?

Stop by one of our locations TOMORROW, Sunday, March 15, and help local candidates get on the ballot.

We are collecting signatures for:

• State Senator Ryan Fattman
• Stephanie Fattman
• State Representative Joe McKenna
• State Representative John Marsi
• State Senator Peter Durant

These leaders have stood with families on parental rights, religious liberty, disability and medical rights, and access to education, and are currently gathering signatures to secure ballot access in Massachusetts.

To sign, you must be a registered Republican or Independent voter in Massachusetts.

Volunteers will guide you to the correct ballot papers for your town from the petitions available.

Stop by the location closest to you 👇

📍 Oxford – Market Basket
95 Sutton Ave
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

📍 North Oxford – Walmart
742 Main St
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

📍 Sutton – Market 32
21 Galaxy Pass
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

📍 Webster – Price Chopper
2 Worcester Rd
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

It takes less than 30 seconds, and every signature helps ensure strong local voices remain on the ballot.

03/09/2026

We are organizing a Worcester County Signature Drive, this Sunday March 15th to help support conservative candidates in securing their place on the ballot.

We are seeking volunteers to help collect signatures. You can help in one of two ways:

• Join a signature drive at one of our scheduled locations • Collect signatures independently in your own town or network (materials will be provided)

Volunteers from anywhere in Massachusetts are welcome to participate.

Sign-Up at: http://tinyurl.com/WooDrive or see link in bio

Sunday, March 15 – Signature Drive Locations
• Holden – Big Y • Leicester – Tractor Supply • Leicester – Walmart • North Brookfield – Hannaford • Oxford – Market Basket • Oxford – Walmart • Sutton – Market 32 • Uxbridge – Big Y • Webster – Price Chopper • Whitinsville – Walmart

Available Time Slots
• 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM • 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM • 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Volunteer Celebration
After the March 15 signature drive, Senator Ryan Fattman and his wife, Stephanie, will host a volunteer celebration in Sutton, MA at 4:30 PM. All volunteers are warmly invited to attend. Children are welcome! The venue has been selected to accommodate them.

Please complete the volunteer form below so we can coordinate locations, shifts, and materials efficiently, plus provide more information about the volunteer celebration:
http://tinyurl.com/WooDrive

Final signature drive locations will be announced soon and are subject to volunteer participation.

Thank you for helping ensure strong candidates appear on the ballot.

03/09/2026

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Can You Take a Shift This Sunday to Help Get Our Friendly Candidates on the Ballot?

Comment below or go to https://tinyurl.com/WooDrive and we’ll get you set up.

We need volunteers collecting signatures at the following locations:

• Holden – Big Y
• Leicester – Tractor Supply
• Leicester – Walmart
• North Brookfield – Hannaford
• Oxford – Market Basket
• Oxford – Walmart
• Sutton – Market 32
• Uxbridge – Big Y
• Webster – Price Chopper
• Whitinsville – Walmart

Available Time Slots

• 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
• 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
• 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

All-day volunteers are welcome too!

Anyone from across the state can help. Bring a friend if you can — it’s also a great learning opportunity for kids.

We will provide guidance, materials, and support.

Comment below or go to https://tinyurl.com/WooDrive and we’ll get you set up.

Edited to add: Final signature drive locations will be announced soon and are subject to volunteer participation.

03/07/2026

Advocacy isn’t just about opposing or supporting bills.

It’s also about helping elect leaders who will be our voice when we’re not in the room, alert us when our families are at risk, and introduce legislation that protects our communities.

The people who hold those seats write the policies that shape our children’s future.

Because what we stand for today shapes the world they’ll inherit tomorrow.

Choose boldly.
Act wisely.
Make it count.

03/07/2026

Advocacy isn’t just about opposing or supporting bills.

It’s also about helping elect leaders who will be our voice when we’re not in the room, alert us when our families are at risk, and introduce legislation that protects our communities.

The people who hold those seats write the policies that shape our children’s future.

Because what we stand for today shapes the world they’ll inherit tomorrow.

Choose boldly.�Act wisely.�Make it count.

03/07/2026

DO YOU LIVE IN WORCESTER COUNTY?

Stop by one of our locations tomorrow, Saturday, March 7, and help get our friendly candidates on the ballot.

Several legislators who have stood with families on parental rights, religious liberty, disability and medical rights, and access to education are currently gathering signatures to secure ballot access in Massachusetts.

Registered Massachusetts voters can sign.

Volunteers will guide you to the correct ballot papers for your town from the petitions available.

Stop by the location closest to you 👇

📍 Berlin – Town Transfer Stn.
11:00 AM–2:00 PM
139 Central St, Berlin, MA

📍 Clinton – High Street Shops
11:00 AM–2:00 PM
117 High St, Clinton, MA

📍 Northborough – Lala Java
9:30 AM–12:30 PM
290 W Main St, Northborough, MA

📍 Oxford – Market Basket
10:00 AM–12:00 PM
95 Sutton Ave, Oxford, MA

📍 Sterling – Dunkin’
2:00 PM–4:00 PM
50 Leominster Rd, Sterling, MA

📍 Sutton – Market 32
10:00 AM–2:00 PM
21 Galaxy Pass, Sutton, MA

Every signature helps ensure strong voices remain on the ballot. remain on the ballot.

03/06/2026

There is no question that the rights to freely practice one’s religion and to raise children “according to the dictates of [one’s] own conscience” are among the most “sacred private interests,” long recognized as such by this court and the United States Supreme Court.

Care and Protection of Eve, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (May 2025)

03/04/2026

Recent Supreme Court Action and Why It Matters for Massachusetts

The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued an important ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta, a case involving parental rights and school policies.

The case challenged California policies that allowed schools to facilitate a student’s social gender transition without informing parents. Parents and teachers argued the policies violated their First Amendment religious freedom rights and constitutional parental rights.

A federal district court blocked the policy. The Ninth Circuit paused that ruling, but the Supreme Court lifted that pause — meaning the injunction blocking the policy is back in place while the case continues.

The Court said the parents are likely to succeed on their religious freedom claim, reaffirming that parents — not the state — have primary authority over the upbringing and education of their children.

❓ What Could This Mean for Other States Like Massachusetts?

While this case arises in California, the Supreme Court’s opinion highlights constitutional principles that may become relevant in other states as similar policies are debated.

In Massachusetts, several proposals currently under consideration would expand minor consent for medical care or limit religious exemptions in schools, including:

• S.2623 – Community Immunity Act Would allow minors to consent to preventative medical care, including vaccinations, without parental consent or knowledge.

• S.1244 / H.1815 – Enhancing Access to Abortion Care Would expand minor consent laws to allow minors to consent to preventative medical care, including vaccinations, without parental involvement.

• H.2554 – Routine Childhood Immunizations Would remove the religious exemption for K–12 school vaccination requirements in public and private schools.

These proposals have not been enacted into law, but they raise important constitutional questions about parental rights and religious freedom.

The Mirabelli case is still ongoing, and a final ruling could take months or even years.

Stay informed and stay engaged.

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03/04/2026

🚨 WORCESTER COUNTY SIGNATURE DRIVES - Volunteers from anywhere in the state are welcome to participate and support.

March 7 | March 15 | Locations in Worcester County | 2hr Slots

🔗 To See Locations and to Sign Up Click the Link Below or see link in bio.
https://forms.gle/86A1e5d4YY3mcy9PA

Ballot Signature Season Is Here.

Several legislators who have stood with families AND PRESENTED BILLS to protect parental rights, religious liberty, disability protections, medical rights, and access to education are currently gathering signatures to secure ballot access.

This is the time when we collect signatures to place our elected officials on the ballot — so voters can support them and they can continue serving in their seats.

There are two ways to help:
✔ Join a scheduled signature drive
✔ Collect signatures independently in your own town (materials provided)

Massachusetts families have always shown up when it matters. Let’s do it again.

🔗 Sign up here: https://forms.gle/86A1e5d4YY3mcy9PA or see link in bio

03/01/2026

📢 MASSACHUSETTS BILL UPDATE: S.1244 RE-EXTENDED

The reporting date for S.1244, An Act Enhancing Access to Abortion Care, has been extended to Thursday April 2, 2026

H.1815 remains in the Joint Committee on the Judiciary.

These bills are presented as expanding abortion access. However, Sections 2–4 quietly amend Section 12F — dramatically expanding minor consent law in Massachusetts.

If passed, these changes would:
• Allow minors to consent to preventative medical care — including vaccinations — without parental involvement
• Remove the current statutory prohibition preventing minors from consenting to sterilization
• Provide no minimum age requirement for consent
• Keep medical records confidential from parents absent explicit permission

This is not a small technical change.

It is a fundamental shift in parental rights and medical decision-making.

Parents play a critical role in understanding medical history, risk factors, and long-term consequences. Removing them from these decisions creates serious ethical and legal concerns.

📌 We urge legislators to STRIKE Sections 2–4 from S.1244 & H.1815.

Stay informed.
Stay engaged.

Join us at 👉 HealthActionMA.org to learn more.

02/23/2026

We closed 2025 just $6,697 short of our year-end goal.

That remaining gap directly impacts how strongly we move through 2026 and continue showing up for families across Massachusetts.

The legislative session is active. Policy decisions are moving. Families are counting on us for guidance, clarity, and action.

We’re making one final push to close the gap and start the year positioned for strength — not strain.

If this work matters to you, help us finish what we started.
🔗 tinyurl.com/goalma 
Comment “GOAL” and we’ll send you the link.

02/23/2026

“Where do you find your strength in your advocacy?”

The answer is simple.

Not in politics.
Not in power.
Not in pressure.

We find it in our faith.
We find it in our families.
We find it in the children depending on us to stand firm.

Over and over again, Scripture reminds us:
Do not be afraid.

When the path feels uncertain.
When the pressure feels real.
When speaking up feels uncomfortable.

We return to that truth.
We remember who we are doing this for.

We care deeply.
We feel the weight of what’s at stake.
But we choose courage over fear.

And it is strengthened by the families we serve every day.

We do this work because we believe parents have a fundamental right to guide their children’s upbringing — and families should never have to surrender their convictions to participate fully in society.

That is where our strength comes from.

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