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December 2018
Educational Dinner – Virginia Beach
Educational dinners are a series of educational presentations hosted at restaurants around the state. Facilitators are clinicians, national advocates, and industry experts. Educational dinners enable those affected by inherited bleeding disorders to connect with people from their local community, as well as learn about a range of relevant topics.
Find out more »Scholarships Due for HFA Annual Symposium and NHF Washington Days
VHF is pleased to offer Educational Scholarships for National Meetings. National Meetings enable our community to come together and exchange information on a wide variety of topics, from the basics of diagnosis to the most relevant developments in treatment and technology. It is the premier opportunity for networking and support for individuals and families affected by inherited bleeding disorders.
Find out more »January 2019
2019 Advocacy Training and Richmond Days
The Virginia bleeding disorders community needs you. This is your chance to be heard - join us and share your story! Advocacy Training and Richmond Days are an opportunity for people affected by inherited bleeding disorders in the Commonwealth of Virginia to advocate for issues that matter to them. During Richmond Days, the Virginia Hemophilia Foundation (VHF) schedules meetings with individual legislators that allow constituents to advocate and share their story.
Find out more »February 2019
2019 Women’s Retreat Weekend
A rejuvenating weekend retreat filled with educational programming, yoga, self-care tips and community building. This retreat is open to women age 21 and up with inherited bleeding disorders and/or to women whose lives are impacted by a bleeding disorder (i.e. caregivers, spouses, carriers, immediate family members).
Find out more »March 2019
2019 Medical Symposium
With this event we hope to provide consumers with the knowledge needed to discuss new and current treatment options, the ins and outs of clinical trials, and have conversations around insurance barriers to treatment. To recognize March as Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month and to help the Virginia bleeding disorders community understand what these potential advancements may mean, we are excited to host our Inaugural Medical Symposium in Richmond, VA.
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