Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California

The Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California is a non-profit organization based in Martinez, California. The organization employs 15 people and generates $2.5 million in annual revenue. The Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California serves people with hemophilia, Von Willebrand Disease and other blood disorders. The organization provides support, education, community-building programs, healthcare advocacy and impartial referrals to families facing these challenges. Special programs include Camp Hemotion for children, Family Camp, The Female Factor retreat for women, an annual Educational Symposium, Bleaders for teens, and the Emergency Assistance Program. The organization's programs aim to improve the lives and increase the independence of individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders. By connecting individuals and families facing similar challenges, HFNC creates a strong community of support. They also offer unbiased educational resources and independence-building experiences. For more information about the Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California, visit hemofoundation.org.