Hemophilia Foundation-Greater Florida is a non-profit organization based in Winter Park, Florida, dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders. The foundation provides a range of services aimed at improving the quality of life for those living with conditions such as hemophilia and von Willebrand disease. By focusing on education, advocacy, and community engagement, the organization strives to address the unique challenges faced by this population.

Located at 1350 N Orange Avenue, Hemophilia Foundation-Greater Florida serves as a vital resource for the local community and beyond. The foundation works closely with healthcare providers, researchers, and other stakeholders to promote awareness and access to treatment options. Its efforts also include organizing educational programs and support groups that foster connection and empowerment among patients and caregivers.

In addition to its community-centered initiatives, the organization plays a role in advancing public understanding of bleeding disorders through outreach and information dissemination. The non-profit’s commitment to advocacy extends to policy efforts that seek to ensure equitable healthcare services for affected individuals throughout the state. With a focus on collaboration and resource-sharing, Hemophilia Foundation-Greater Florida aims to build a supportive environment for all those impacted by bleeding disorders.

Those seeking assistance or information can contact the organization by phone at 800-293-6527. The foundation’s work reflects a comprehensive approach to addressing the medical, social, and educational needs associated with bleeding disorders in the Winter Park area and across Florida.