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  Serving the Bleeding Disorders Community

  Programs and services are designed to educate and support individuals and families with bleeding disorders by increasing public awareness, ensuring access to needed medical services, providing relevant information and resources, building a supportive community among individuals and families, and promoting choices that lead to optimal health and living life without limitations. Learn More

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  Spanish Speaking Family Conference

   

  On March 9-10, 2013, GLHF will hosted our fourth annual Spanish Speaking Family Conference, which offers families whose primary language is Spanish the chance to learn more about their bleeding disorder in their first language, as well as the opportunity to network.  Thank you to all the families that attended and stay tuned for registration information for our Wisconsin Bleeding Disorders Conference in June.

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  Core Center

  Since 1982 GLHF has served as the Core Center for federal grants from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Health Resources and Services Administration. Learn more about the work hemophilia treatment centers do and which centers are near you.

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  Wisconsin Legislative Day

  On Wednesday April 10 GLHF traveled to Madison along with patients, their families, and hemophilia treatment center staff to advocate on behalf of the Wisconsin Bleeding Disorders community.  The group enjoyed a morning of education and an afternoon of meeting with legislators from across the state to discuss issues important to the bleeding disorders community.

   

Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation programs are designed to educate and support individuals and families with bleeding disorders by:

• Increasing public awareness
• Ensuring access to needed medical services
• Providing relevant information and resources
• Building a supportive community among individuals and families
• Promoting choices that lead to optimal health and living life without limitations