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.
My child is newly diagnosed
Someone I know has a bleeding disorder
I need help & support
ABOUT BLEEDING DISORDERS
OTHER INHERITED 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
Mums and daughters weekend
Are you aged 16–25, with a bleeding disorder? Would you like to experience an action-packed weekend with your mum? Then this two-night, two-day residential weekend is for you! We are
YOUR STORIES
Should people with haemophilia do dangerous sports? In my view, yes, if you can. You take all the safety precautions on offer, you assess the risks and plan for them, and then you go and just do it!
Alan
Rally driving enthusiastI had done it; my race was now over. I had mixed emotions on arrival at Airlie Beach. I knew I was going to miss my crew; they really are a great bunch and you really do bond with people!
Ben
Clipper round-the-world RacerI never thought in my wildest dreams that I could fly a plane, but my confidence has grown and I no longer doubt myself.
Paul
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