Mission & Vision

Mission

“Dedicated to serving and supporting the needs of those impacted by a bleeding disorder through education, advocacy and community.”

Vision

“Become the recognized voice and go-to resource for those impacted by a bleeding disorder.”

Education

VHF provides many opportunities for education, such as:

• An annual education meeting
• Educational components at most programs
• Relevant and timely information delivered via our electronic monthly chapter update and social media outlets
• Various scholarships – including college, national meetings, and a unique enrichment scholarship

Advocacy

VHF participates in national and federal advocacy initiatives, such as:

• A yearly state advocacy stakeholder meeting
• National Bleeding Disorder Foundation’s (NBDF) “Washington Days”
• Teen and adult advocacy education programs
• Our Virginia state advocacy committee in partnership with the Hemophilia Association of the Capital Area (HACA)

Community

VHF builds community by strengthening relationships and offering support through numerous programs, such as:

• Our valuable financial assistance program
• A weeklong summer camp for kids and teens
• Specifically tailored programs to meet the needs of different groups within our community, such as caregivers, families, women, men, teens, and children.