Hemophilia Federation of America is a national nonprofit organization that assists, educates and advocates for the bleeding disorders community.
Join family, friends and your HFA community. This event is 100% online and free to attend. After the challenges of 2020, we will address the current issues facing parents, adult men and women, young adults, and kids in our bleeding disorders community. The HFA team is bringing you the latest information on medicine and technology, mental health care, Spanish resources, access to financial resources, barriers to care, and so much more. The full Symposium agenda is coming soon.
Hurricane Ida is devastating our community members in Louisiana and Mississippi. Our Helping Hands Disaster Relief program provides immediate funds to help patients and families of patients with bleeding disorders. Funds can be used for temporary housing, replacement of necessary household items, and food and clothing.
Helping Hands Disaster Relief Program provides immediate financial relief to families with bleeding disorders who are displaced or impacted by a natural disaster. Dealing with a hurricane, wildfire, or earthquake is challenging for anyone, but relocating a family member with bleeding disorder is even more complicated. Storage of factor and access to equipment are at risk during a natural disaster. Donate today to help families affected by Hurricane Ida.
HFA's Team Resilience is back in-person! Join us as we saddle up the bikes for 165 miles of gorgeous C&O Trail scenery in the greater DC area or, head down to Florida and take part in an upcoming run event at Walt Disney World. We have multiple weekends and run lengths to choose from. Funds support our bleeding disorders community.
The National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF) joins the Hemophilia Federation of America (HFA) in announcing the 鈥淭ogether Project,鈥 a new initiative that unites resources and aligns the mission of the two organizations.
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