Bleeding Disorders Foundation of Florida
Winter Park, FL, United States
About
Founded in 1996, Bleeding Disorders Foundation of Florida is a charity based in Winter Park, United States working on health, medical research.
The Bleeding Disorders Foundation of Florida is a non-profit chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation, founded in 1996. It supports people with bleeding disorders and their families across Florida through emergency financial assistance, scholarships, camp programmes, medical alert memberships, research grants, and advocacy. Its work is guided by a volunteer board of directors and it runs fundraising walks and events to support its programmes. Based in Winter Park, Florida, the foundation aims to improve quality of life for the bleeding disorder community through education, information and referral services, advocacy, and research.
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Emergency Financial Assistance
Health · United States
Provides financial assistance to members of the bleeding disorder community who face hardship.
Research Grant Program
Medical research · United States
Offers grants for research into bleeding disorders.
Camp Spirit
Children & Youth · United States
Sends children from the bleeding disorder community to Camp Spirit at Camp Boggy Creek.
Medic Alert Memberships
Health · United States
Medical alert membership programme for people with bleeding disorders.
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National Hemophilia Foundation, Camp Boggy Creek
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