About Us

Hemophilia of Indiana, Inc. is dedicated to empowering the bleeding disorder community through education and support, while advocating access to quality care and product safety.

Hemophilia of Indiana, Inc. (HOII) traces its beginnings to the mid-1950s when families with children with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders banded together for support and advocacy. HoII was formed as a chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation in 1963 and was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1972. We are affiliated with the National Hemophilia Foundation, the Hemophilia Federation of America, and Community Health Charities of Indiana. Today we serve more than 1,400 people and their families throughout the State of Indiana.

HOII primarily receives income generated from corporate and individual donations and fundraisers. We strive to aggressively minimize overhead costs so that the majority of funds go directly to programs serving the Indiana hemophilia community.

We take pride in providing the following programs and services to the Indiana hemophilia community

Youth Programs

Camp Brave Eagle

Doug Thompson Teen Leadership Camp

Individual-Support Programs

Men’s Group (men with hemophilia)

Victory for Women (A group for women with bleeding disorders, carriers, and women who are related to persons with bleeding disorders)

Los Latinos Unidos (Spanish-speaking persons and families)

First Step (parents of recently diagnosed children)

Community-Support Programs

Financial assistance

MedicAlert tags

Delta Dental insurance Program

Education and Awareness Programs

Annual Meeting

Vital Link Quarterly Newsletter

Information and referral

Advocacy (monitoring pending legislation and advocating for legislation on behalf of persons with bleeding disorders)

Leadership: