The Fatty Liver Alliance raises awareness about fatty liver disease and helps people diagnosed with MASLD (Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease) and MASH (Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis). Their mission focuses on educating the public about risks, causes, effects, and complications of fatty liver disease. They advocate for access to approved treatments and care for patients. The organization's vision is to live in a country where fatty liver disease is prevented. They also promote health by conducting research into causes, controls, and cures.

The Fatty Liver Alliance is based in Toronto, Ontario, with a focus on serving the Canadian population. Their work addresses the estimated 9.425 million Canadians who may have MASLD. They represent Canada in international liver health discussions and aim to establish themselves as Canada's authority for MASLD/MASH. The organization strives to make a national impact through their educational efforts and advocacy work.

Program highlights include educational initiatives targeting medical professionals, patients, and the broader community. They organize community events, social media posts, and fireside chats with liver experts. The Fatty Liver Alliance hosts an annual Primary Care Summit and offers free liver health assessments with Fibroscans at certain events. They provide virtual and in-person presentations, conferences, meetings, and webinars. The organization also collects and disseminates information about fatty liver disease to the public.