Founded on February 17, 2010, the Connecticut Hemophilia Society, Inc., or CHS, is a non-profit corporation that is dedicated to improving the quality of life of persons with bleeding disorders and their families through education and financial support, and by supporting scientific research that is aimed at finding a cure for hemophilia.
Although our goals are noteworthy, we plan on having lots of fun while striving to achieve them!
Connecticut Hemophilia Society, Inc.
Join CHS and the Katzman Family at the
8th Annual Katzman Family Snowshoe Walk
The Connecticut Hemophilia Society is pleased to host the 8th Annual Katzman Family Snowshoe walk. Enjoy a scenic snowshoe walk through the woods at Stratton Mountain Resort followed by a fabulous dinner, complete with music and silent auction. Be sure to register for this weekend full of fun, food and friends.
March 17, 2012
8th Annual Katzman Family Snowshoe Walk
Stratton Mountain Resort
5 Village Lodge Rd
Stratton, VT 05360
1-800-STRATTON
Rooms are available at the Stratton Mountain Resort for a discounted rate by calling 1-800-STRATTON. Mention The Connecticut Hemophilia Society at time of booking.
The Hemophilia Federation of America
The Hemophilia Federation of America (HFA) champions the rights and protection of people with bleeding disorders. Established in 1994 as a nonprofit 501(c) 3 organization, the HFA has continuously addressed the evolving needs of the bleeding disorders community. The HFA’s ongoing consumer advocacy agenda includes product safety, as well as accessibility, affordability, and availability of the products the individuals of this community require.
Based in Washington, D.C., the HFA works in conjunction with other national and state organizations on behalf of those who have bleeding disorders. Its officers and staff maintain a highly visible presence, representing the bleeding disorders community on Capitol Hill and speaking regularly before the Food and Drug Administration, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and other key agencies. The HFA strives to educate the community and provide tools that give the community a voice at state and federal legislatures. Visit HFA’s Legislative Action Center to get involved.
HFA member organizations across the country utilize the organization’s collaborative federation to strengthen community support and awareness, develop effective local organizations, and implement valuable community-based programs. These programs include a wide range of adult outreach initiatives, as well as broad-based support for families. HFA’s programs include the Helping Hands, Dads in Action, Teen Connection, Focus on the Feminine, Blood Brotherhood, New Families and DC Intensives.
