Events
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February
252012 Reserach & Development Forum - Skirball Center
This is a one day educational conference covering research, development, clinical trials and updates. Community members only. Kids welcome!
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March
7-9National Hemophilia Foundation Washington Days - Washington, DC
NHF’s annual Washington Days empowers individuals in the bleeding disorders community to impact the legislative process. Visit www.hemophilia.org for more information.
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March
13-142nd National Conference on Blood Disorders in Public Health - Atlanta, GA
The purpose of the conference is to further advance the public health context described during the 1st National Conference on Blood Disorders in Public Health (March 2010) and to promote the adoption and full integration of evidenced-based and evidenced-informed public health functions that are capable of promoting the health and improving outcomes among people with a blood disorder.
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March
30-31Hemophilia Federation of America Symposium 2012 - Marriott Santa Clara, Santa Clara
HFA’s Educational Symposium is an annual community-centered educational meeting where our community comes together to share information, network, and build camaraderie in a relaxed and supportive environment.
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April
29-30Federal Hemophilia Treatment Centers/Region IX Annual HTC Conference - Santa Monica
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May
7-9Future Leaders Day - Sacramento, CA
Future Leaders Day is a three-day program design to teach young people (men and women 14-22) about how California Government works and the programs that support people with bleeding disorders through out the state, how to tell their story to legislators about living with a bleeding disorder, how to be an advocate for themselves and others. They also learn about career choices and challenges for people with bleeding disorders and meet young people from across the state who want their voices heard.
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May
9Legislative Day - Sacramento, CA
This is your chance to educate California Legislators about the bleeding disorders community and fight for continued access to services. The state budget crunch makes this a crucial year to make our voices heard.
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May
19Family Information Day - The Autry Museum
Each year, families affected by hemophilia are invited to a day packed full of training, medical updates, product seminars, workshops and peer support groups specifically geared towards meeting the current needs of the bleeding disorders community
Hemophilia Foundation of Southern California
6720 Melrose Avenue,
Hollywood, CA 90038
Toll free: 800.371.4123
Telephone: 323.525.0440
Fax: 323.525.0445
