Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month in pictures

It was amazing seeing the community come together for Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month. This gallery is just a small sample of what went on – thank you everyone for sending us so many photos!

Group of people in a garden — The month kicked off with a lovely reception at QLD Government House hosted by HFQ patron, the Governor of Queensland, and Haemophilia Foundation Queensland.

Group of people dressed in red — A ‘lunch and learn’ at Roche was well-attended by staff, with Dan and Jay sharing their personal experiences with haemophilia while HFA Executive Director, Natashia Coco, spoke about HFA and our current projects.

Group of people dressed in red and smiling — The team at Pat O’Driscoll Real Estate dressed in red and enjoyed a red-themed lunch

Group of people dressed in red in front of red food and smiling — The HFA team joined in the fun for Red Week with a red-themed morning tea

Haemophilia Treatment Centres

HTCs across the country got involved, dressing in red and sharing information about bleeding disorders.

two people dressed in red and smiling — Angela McGill and Dale Rodney, Calvary Mater Newcastle

Group of people dressed in red at a conference — At the Blood Conference in Brisbane our haematologists dressed in red:
L-R Dr Jane Mason, Dr Liane Khoo, Grace Gilmore, Prof Guy Young, Dr Jenny Curnow, Dr Domenic Pepperell, Dr Sally Campbell

group of people in front of a table with bleeding disorders information — Yoshi and the HTC team at the Royal Adelaide Hospital

Three people at a table smiling — Graham from HFQ and the haemophilia treatment team at Queensland Children’s Hospital

State & Territory Foundation Events

State and Territory Foundation events are a cornerstone of Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month, with community members gathering to catch up and raise awareness.

Large group of people at tables at a trivia event — Haemophilia Foundation Queensland’s ‘Great Gatsby’ themed trivia night was a great night out

Large group of people dressed in red in a park — Haemophilia Foundation Victoria members dressed in red at Albert Park Lake

People at an outdoor BBQ dressed in red — Haemophilia Foundation WA volunteers at the Bunnings Sausage Sizzle in Subiaco

Group of people in a park dressed in red — Haemophilia Foundation NSW members at the Bay Run in Robson Park

Kids raising awareness

We loved seeing so many kids participating in Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month. From class talks and colouring in to cupcake stands – their support (and the help of their grown-ups) really makes the month extra special.

large group of school children with one at the front admiring a red velvet cupcake — Lincoln and his classmates at Heritage College Lake Macquarie dressed in red

two schoolboys one holding a red cupcake

large group of primary school students assembled for a photo in the playground — Lucas and his class at St Therese Primary School celebrating with red cupcakes

small boy next to a table with red cupcakes and balloons — Noah’s red cupcakes raised almost $800 through Koda Cafe, online, Transport for NSW Dubbo and Aussie Kindies

group of school children dressed in red t-shirts — Murphy and his friends at Palmview State Primary School enjoying red cupcakes

Group of school children listening to their teacher and dressed in red

Group of children listening to a speaker and dressed in red — Students dressed in red and learning about bleeding disorders

girl in red clothes with red balloons — Charlie, Freddie and Maddie all helping to raise awareness

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Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month in pictures

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Kids raising awareness

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