There are many challenges that the bleeding disorder community faces. Hemophilia of Indiana believes in empowering our community through education, so they are well-equipped to face those challenges.  The goal of our educational programs is to educate and inform individuals and families about issues that they may face when having a bleeding disorder.  We also understand that a bleeding disorder does not just affect the individual, but the entire family.  That is why we offer a wide range of educational programs that the whole family can benefit from.

Annual Meeting – Every August, Hemophilia of Indiana holds an educational conference for the entire bleeding disorders community in Indiana.  A variety of educational sessions are offered for adults, as well as an educational activity program for children.

Camp Brave Eagle – Camp Brave Eagle is week long summer camp for children with bleeding disorders, ages 7-16 and their siblings.  It’s a wonderful opportunity for children with bleeding disorders to have a traditional summer camp experience.

Doug Thompson Teen Leadership Camp – Doug Thompson Teen Leadership Camp is an adventure camp for teen boys with bleeding disorder, ages 14-18.  Campers enjoy adventure activities and educational programming focused on building leadership skills.

Support Groups  – Our support groups were created to get our community together to educate and inform them on various topics.  During our educational meetings we also provide a meal and a fun activity. Attendees are able to share experiences, give advice, offer support, and learn from one another.