In this section you can find out about upcoming events. You can also read reports from some of the events we have run in the past so you can find out a bit more about what to expect.
Almost all our events are free to members and we aim to run a wide enough variety of events that whatever your age, bleeding disorder, or location, there is something for everyone. We can usually help with the costs of travel as well.
Dates for your diary
We’ve been working away in the background on fundraising applications to organise an events programme for our membership in 2023. The below is where we are at just now. Make sure you follow us on Facebook and check our website regularly for updates.
Pairing Project
This project had been put on hold due to the pandemic, but we are happy to announce that we have re-launched our Pairing Project.
The Haemophilia Scotland Pairing Project is a buddy programme for people affected by a bleeding disorder to connect you with support and information through mentoring-style pairing relationships. The purpose of the project is to help improve your ability to self-manage your condition and open you up to improved access to emotional support and information.
There is limited space so register now to avoid missing out!
Comic Book Project
We’re partnering with Magic Torch on a new project for children aged 8-18 affected by a bleeding disorder. They’ll have the chance to share their stories and experiences of living with a bleeding disorder and have them turned into a comic book! More information on how you can take part will come out shortly.
Family Day
Save the date! We’ll be coming together for a family event on Saturday 22nd April. Mark your diaries now and look forward to reconnecting with old friends and making new ones at our Family Day. More information will come out shortly.
Women’s Conference
We are working on fundraising applications to host a women’s conference later in the year. If you would like to be involved with organising the conference and/or have ideas for content, agenda, location etc., then please email alex@haemophilia.scot.
Project for people aged 50+ affected by a bleeding disorder
Prior to the pandemic, we were successful in obtaining funding for a project for people aged 50+ affected by a bleeding disorder. We’re looking at hosting something in the autumn/early winter and would love your input into this event. If you’d like to be involved with organising the event or have any ideas for content you’d like to hear on (e.g. pain management, physio etc.) or activities you’d like to do, then please email alex@haemophilia.scot.
Please feel free to share your ideas for content and/or activities that you would like us to have for our events.
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