1. Foster Global Collaboration
We bring together scientists, clinicians, veterinarians, public health professionals, and policymakers to promote interdisciplinary approaches and develop shared solutions for the control and prevention of human Angiostrongylus infections.

2. Support Surveillance and Prevention
IAAA promotes robust surveillance systems and the implementation of targeted prevention strategies, particularly in regions vulnerable due to ecological or socio-economic risk factors.

3. Educate and Raise Awareness
We aim to develop and disseminate accessible educational resources for healthcare providers, policymakers, and the public to enhance awareness, early recognition, accurate diagnosis, and prevention of angiostrongyliasis in both endemic and emerging regions.

4. Improve Diagnosis and Clinical Care
We advocate for the development and global dissemination of accurate diagnostic tools, evidence-based treatment protocols, and clinical training programs adapted to diverse healthcare settings.

5. Serve as a Trusted Global Resource
As an international authority, IAAA acts as a central hub for reliable, up-to-date research, information, and expert-reviewed guidelines tailored for professionals across disciplines.

6. Promote Equity in Access
We advocate for equitable access to diagnostics, treatment, research advancements, and healthcare resources—particularly in underserved and endemic regions.