As our logo testifies, CURE believes that to care is not to kill. We offer families challenged by medical, emotional, and spiritual crises genuine love that strengthens the entire family—not love's counterfeit which sacrifices its most vulnerable member. CURE offers practical help to families targeted for euthanasia. We speak from first-hand experience, as our advisors have fought anti-life assaults on their loved ones, their patients, and themselves. CURE provides an alternative to surrendering to death and despair: the nurturing of life and hope.

CURE's ranks includes attorneys, clergy, disability rights advocates, economists, editors, educators, nurses, pharmacists, physicians, pro-life leaders, psychologists, respiratory therapists, scientists, social workers, theologians, writers, and other concerned citizens in a comprehensive coalition that shares resources and joins efforts to combat euthanasia. Our Life Support Directive is designed to protect signers from a premature grave from nontreatment. It is a product of CURE's collaborative efforts. We activate our network to protect human beings today—not simply humanity tomorrow.

CURE advocates the adage: know your enemy. Our continual study combines a review of euthanasia's history with ongoing investigation of its present practices, perpetrators, and proponents—overt and covert. We monitor and analyze such anti-life developments as "brain death," checkbook euthanasia, DRG's, durable power of attorney, HMO, hospice, infanticide, "living will," managed care, no code and slow code, organ transplantation, prenatal euthanasia, terminal sedation, etc. CURE's practical research arms us for the lifelong fight for life, a right inherent in life's presence and not dependant on its perceived "quality."