BLEEDING DISORDERS ALLIANCE OF NORTH DAKOTA
EIN 47-1684681 · Public Health (E70)
What they do
Education Programs Were Provided to Educate Patients On How to Live A Healthy and Productive Life With A Bleeding Disorder. There Were 16 Education Events Which Were A Mix of Virtual and In-person. We Had A Total of About 362 Individuals Attend The Education Events. Topics Included: Self-infusion Support, World Hemophilia Day Education, Bleeding Disorder Awareness, Self-advocacy, Gene Therapy, Hemostasis & The Clotting Cascade, Joint Health, Cross-country Skiing Clinic, Golf Clinic, Moms Support Group, Womens Empowerment, Hemophilia Education, and Von Willebrand Disease Education. Education Programs Also Serve As Emotional Support Services. Families Are Able to Connect With Each Other Dealing With The Same Bleeding Disorder Issues. Connections Like These Are Valuable and Important to The Patients. The Bleeding Disorders Alliance of North Dakota Was Able to Provide $500 In Total for Grocery Cards, $500 In Total for Gas Cards, and Assist 12 Individuals With Financial Assistance Totaling
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2016
- Location
- PO BOX 548, FARGO, ND 58107-0548
- County
- Cass
- In care of
- % JANA SUDER