The Haemophilia Society is the only UK wide charity for everyone affected by bleeding disorders. We help people with bleeding disorders to lead fulfilling lives, make informed choices and to support and inspire others.
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My child is newly diagnosed
Finding out that you or your child has a bleeding disorder can be a stressful experience, and we’re here to help you to make sense of it all.
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Someone I know has a bleeding disorder
There are lots of different bleeding disorders. Find out more about the different types
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All you need to know to keep fit and healthy with a bleeding disorder and benefits available
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LATEST NEWS AT THE HAEMOPHILIA SOCIETY
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Upcoming & Recent Events at the Haemophilia Society
Newly Diagnosed Weekend – Elevden Forest
If you have a child who was recently diagnosed (0-5yrs old) with a mild or moderate bleeding disorder we have a fantastic, informative weekend for you to attend and meet
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Become a member of The Haemophilia Society free today. Fill in a simple form and we will send out a membership pack to you.
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Push for fairness for people with bleeding disorders affected by contaminated blood. Join us in demanding just support packages.
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Understanding Haemophilia & Other Bleeding Disorders
People with bleeding disorders, have a condition that means the blood can’t clot properly. Those with bleeding disorders experience bleeding for longer and may sometimes experience spontaneous bleeds into joints, muscles and soft tissues. Some of the most common bleeding disorders include: Haemophilia A | Haemophilia B | von Willebrands
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