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Today is Rare Disease Day – a rare leap year day and very fitting for a worldwide event to raise awareness and generate change for people with rare diseases.
We are building evidence about the needs of men and women affected by haemophilia in Australia.
HFA has a new website! You'll find all of the same great content and information, but in brand new packaging. Over the past 12 months we've been working hard with the team at Heartburst to modernise the HFA website. We have great plans for new features to be added in 2024, so please be patient with us while we're in the process of developing them.

The HFA Awards are an important opportunity to acknowledge the exceptional service and commitment of individuals in our community. Our…

“It has been an honour to work with HFA for 22 years.” “I have loved every minute; and the ‘job’…

GAVIN FINKELSTEIN President, Haemophilia Foundation Australia AUSTRALIAN CONFERENCE It was great to see a lot of our community – new…

The HFA Council and Staff wish you a happy and safe festive season. The HFA office will be closed from noon on Friday 22/12/2023 and reopen on Monday 8/01/2024. Should you have any queries or need to contact HFA please call 03 9885 7800 or email hfaust@haemophilia.org.au. Messages during that time will be monitored.

Once again in October 2023 we will have a whole month to raise awareness about bleeding disorders.  Visit the Bleeding…

GAVIN FINKELSTEIN President, Haemophilia Foundation Australia  AUSTRALIAN CONFERENCE As we prepare this September issue of National Haemophilia, HFA staff and…

The December 2023 National Haemophilia is now available to read on our website. In this issue we share reports from the Conference - new haemophilia therapies, including gene therapy, VWD, women and girls, mild haemophilia, getting older and youth. There are great photos from our community celebrating Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month. We reflect on HIV today for World AIDS Day. And we say goodbye to our Executive Director, Sharon Caris.

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