Your CommunityAccredo’s Hemophilia Health Services delivers more than just clotting factor—we’re dedicated to the hemophilia community as a whole. The more we can do on a broad scale, the better chance you have of overcoming everyday challenges. That’s why we continue to give back to others. Over the years, we’ve developed programs, established grants, donated thousands of volunteer hours, and sponsored countless events. We’re proud of all we do.
Project SHARE Partner
Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services acts as a depot for Project SHARE, a humanitarian program that donates to people in developing countries who have a bleeding disorder. To date, Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services has collected 33 million units of factor, plus medical supplies and personal items, to send to families in need.
AdvocacyAccredo’s Hemophilia Health Services staff members are actively involved in state and federal lobbying efforts. From monitoring Medicaid and Medicare to educating legislators about hemophilia, Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services is there. We work hard to guarantee that people like you are never overlooked when the wheels of government are turning.
Summer Camps and Volunteer ActivitiesSummer is a busy time for Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services staff members. Across America, many of them pitch in at camps for those with a bleeding condition. In acting as everything from counselor to cook, they’re dedicated to making camp a positive experience for all who attend.
Our folks get involved with local hemophilia chapters, too. Last year alone, Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services donated more than 5,300 volunteer hours to fund-raising events for you and your peers.
ContributionsThrough event sponsorships and fund-raising efforts, Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services has a long history of supporting various hemophilia chapters. Some of the awards that Accredo’s Hemophilia Health Services supports are:
- Educational grants
- Summer camp scholarships
- Travel scholarships
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