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 Facts N’ Factors newsletter 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:

• VHF’s “Richmond Days”
• National Hemophilia Foundation’s (NHF) “Washington Days”
• Teen and adult advocacy education programs
• Our Virginia state advocacy working group

Community

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

• Our valuable family 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.