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Men’s Breakfast – October

20 October 2024

- 20 October 2024

Bleeding disorders, Boys, Connection & support, Events, Events & awareness, Gene therapy, Get involved, Getting older, Growing up with a bleeding disorder, Haemophilia, Inheritance, Joints & muscles, Mental wellbeing
Connection & Peer Support, haemophilia, hepatitis C, mens-groups

Annual BDAM Sausage Sizzle

27 October 2024

- 27 October 2024

Advocacy, Bleeding disorders, Boys, Connection & support, Events, Events & awareness, Get involved, Girls
career, Connection & Peer Support, haemophilia, Living with haemophilia, women

2025 – 22nd Australian Conference on Haemophilia, VWD and Rare Bleeding Disorders

16 October 2025

- 18 October 2025

Conferences and meetings

The 22nd Australian Conference on Haemophilia, VWD & Rare Bleeding Disorders is coming to Brisbane on 16-18 October 2025.

Past events

Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month 2024

1 October 2024

- 31 October 2024

Events, Events & awareness

Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month spans the month of October and is an opportunity to help raise awareness about haemophilia, VWD and other bleeding disorders.

HFWA AGM

17 September 2024

- 17 September 2024

All members and bleeding disorders community members are welcome to attend the AGM.

World Hepatitis Day 2024

28 July 2024

World Hepatitis Day is marked globally on 28 July.

Women with Bleeding Disorders Breakfast – July

13 July 2024

- 13 July 2024

Has a been while since catching up with the women in the HFWA community? We'd love to see you again or if you are new please send the office an email to join in.

Men’s Breakfast – May

19 May 2024

- 19 May 2024

World Haemophilia Day 2024

17 April 2024

Every year on 17 April World Haemophilia Day is recognised worldwide to increase awareness of haemophilia, von Willebrand disease and…

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