Hemophilia Federation of America is a national nonprofit organization that assists, educates and advocates for the bleeding disorders community.
We are happy to introduce a new Adult Education Scholarship in memory of John W. Cavanaugh. John worked full time while raising a family and attending Northeastern University to earn a college degree. He never let his hemophilia stop him from striving to provide a better life for himself and his family. Read John’s full story […]
The Career Development Scholarship provides funding assistance for tuition and enrollment fees relevant to continuing education in a non-traditional or non-degree format. This could include education programs that specialize in the skilled trades, applied sciences, modern technologies or career advancement. For example, classes in welding, accounting, dental hygiene or computer programs. This scholarship is intended […]
At Diplomat Specialty Infusion Group, our goal is to help patients with bleeding disorders live life to the fullest. The hemophilia scholarship program is funded by Diplomat and administered by Hemophilia of North Carolina, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of persons affected by bleeding disorders. Applicants must be seeking education from an […]
The purpose of the scholarship award program is to support the higher educational pursuits of bleeding disorders community members. To this end, Brothers Healthcare will donate $2,000 per year to be awarded as two $1,000 scholarships to a male and female student who is affected by an inherited bleeding disorder like hemophilia or von Willebrand disease. Qualified […]
The Education Scholarship is designed to assist students with a bleeding disorder (or parents, spouses or siblings, if additional funding is available) with tuition assistance as they pursue their education at an accredited, not-for-profit college, university or vocational/technical school. Students must reside in the state of Wisconsin or receive care at one of the Wisconsin […]
Who can apply: Individuals within the bleeding disorders community who reside in the state of Michigan are eligible for HFM academic scholarships. This includes those with bleeding disorders (clotting disorders are not eligible for this scholarship) and immediate family members (parent, sibling, grandchild) of those with a bleeding disorder. Amount: Two awards of $2,500 each
Applications are available for the Dugdale – van Eys Scholarship. Scholarships are for college-bound high school seniors (graduate or GED), college students, technical school students. Must have a bleeding disorder or the child, spouse or guardian of a person with a bleeding disorder. Applicants must receive treatment in Tennessee. Application deadline is April 1st of […]
The Nate Slack Scholarship award, presented by HF healthcare, wants to honor memory and a giving spirit of Nate Slack by providing two (2) $1,000 educational scholarships. The scholarships are made available to people with hemophilia or a related bleeding disorder, or to a person within the immediate family who is attending or has been […]
Application is now closed! One (1) scholarship will be awarded in the amount of $2,000.00 to the immediate family member of a person with a bleeding disorder. Eligibility Requirements: Must be a parent/sibling/child of a person with a bleeding disorder May or may not have a bleeding disorder themselves Seeking a post-secondary education from a college, […]
The Bleeding Disorders Association of Northeastern New York scholarship is awarded once per year. It may be used at accredited vocational or undergraduate programs. The scholarship may be up to $500 per academic year. Eligibility: Applicants must be individuals with or immediate family members of individuals with a congenital bleeding disorder and be dues-paying members […]
The George and Linda Price Educational Scholarship Program awards funds for post-secondary education to eligible HACA members. The board recently voted to increase the amount of the scholarship award. Now two recipients will receive a $3,000 scholarship each for use within one academic year. This program is open to members with a bleeding disorder, as […]
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