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In 1999, Camp Youngblood was officially born — a week-long overnight camp designed specifically for children with inherited bleeding disorders, their siblings, and children of parents with bleeding disorders. In 2007, Camp Youngblood found its permanent home at Camp...

Go here to read our May 2025 VHF Monthly Update! The audio file below is a short podcast-style discussion created using Google's Notebook LM, an AI tool that turns written content—like our May 2025 Monthly Update—into conversational audio. It’s not perfect (just like...

Eliza Hunt | Financial Program Manager, Central Virginia Center for Coagulation Disorders The Central Virginia Center for Coagulation Disorders (CVCCD) at VCU is pleased to welcome two new members to our HTC team: Anne-Marie Lillyman, MSN, RN and CJ Smith, AAS....

Honoring Virginia Voices: A Look Back at National Advocacy As part of our 50th Anniversary year, we’re looking back at powerful stories that reflect the strength and resilience of our community. This month, we’re reflecting on the leaders and movements that shaped the...

By Sarahbeth Spasojevich, LPC, MEd, MA, MBA, NCC As both a therapist and a parent of three, I know how complicated the phrase self-care can feel—especially for caregivers. It often conjures images of soft lighting, scented candles, and hours of uninterrupted...

Each May, Mental Health America (MHA) recognizes Mental Health Month to raise awareness and reduce stigma around mental health. This year’s theme is “Where to Start: Mental Health in a Changing World.” Life is moving fast, and so many of us are feeling overwhelmed....