National Health Federation Employee Directory

Public Policy OfficesWashington, United States11-50 Employees

The National Health Federation is a non-profit, international consumer-education and health-freedom organization established in 1955. It advocates for individuals’ rights to choose healthy foods, supplements, and alternative therapies without government restrictions, and operates with consumer members worldwide. The organization holds official observer status at the Codex Alimentarius Commission, the international body governing food standards, reflecting its role in global health-freedom discussions. Based in Washington state, with a board and advisory board that include representatives from multiple countries, the federation positions itself within the public policy space focused on consumer health liberties. Its activities historically include governance of its offices and program initiatives, such as a COVID-19 bridge grant program announced in 2020, and continued efforts to expand its presence and operations in North America. The federation serves individuals and advocates within the health-freedom constituency, distinguishing itself from typical consumer organizations by emphasizing rights to choose alternative health options.}

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