Join VHF and HTC staff for a program for new families! This program is designed to support families of infants and young children who have been diagnosed within the last 7 years with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders with community connection and education. This program is designed for VHF constituents (and their immediate family and/or household members only) lunch and admission to the museum will be provided and there is no fee to attend. What to Expect: Education, time for Q&A, lunch, networking with other parents and children, and free admission to the Virginia Living Museum.

This dinner has been cancelled, sorry for any inconvience this may have caused! Please email info@vahemophilia.org or call 804-740-8643 if you have any questions. 

The Gettin' in the Game Junior National Championship (JNC) was the first and is currently the only national sports competition designed specifically for the bleeding disorders community. The JNC features accomplished Gettin' in the Game Athletes who themselves have been diagnosed with a bleeding disorder. VHF (along with other chapters across the nation) have been given the opportunity to nominate up to two participants, girls and boys, each selected for either baseball, basketball, golf, or swimming. JNC dates Sept. 20-22, 2024 in Henderson, NV.

VHF community events are social and educational gatherings that occur throughout the year. These events bring together the Virginia inherited bleeding disorders community and are an excellent opportunity for networking, support, increasing knowledge, and for fun for all ages.

Camp Youngblood is a week-long overnight camp at CHT for children ages 7-17 with inherited bleeding disorders, their siblings, and children of members of the inherited bleeding disorder community that reside within the VHF or HACA coverage area. Kids enjoy a week of fun and learning with others that are faced with similar challenges and life experiences.