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CDC AWARDS HFA GRANT FOR BLOOD BROTHERHOOD
Lafayette, LA (October 5, 2007) — The Hemophilia Federation of America (HFA) has been awarded a $265,000 grant from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This grant, totaling $530,000 over two years, will fund programs aimed at providing social support and the provision of information and skills to improve the health of older men with hemophilia. HFA will utilize this CDC grant to launch its HFA Blood Brotherhood Program.
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Meet HFA's New Public Policy Director »
Kisa Carter joins the HFA as the Public Policy Director in the DC metropolitan area.

Advocacy Report »
Read the Summer 2008 Advocacy Report by Kisa Carter.

Advocacy In Action »
The HFA has provided you a letter that can be used in your grassroots advocacy effort of opposing single source provider arrangements.

Single Source Provider Statement »
Read HFA's statement rejecting the idea of a single provider for hemophilia patient needs.

A Rite of Passage »
Navigating the health insurance system is a rite of passage in the bleeding disorders community. Paul Brayshaw, HFA Advocacy Co-Chair, describes his personal experience.

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