The Nursing Working Group (NWG) is a volunteer group which develops and promotes standards of nursing practice in bleeding disorders, promotes professional nursing development, and promotes health and education to the bleeding…
The Physical Therapy Working Group (PTWG) is a volunteer group which provides mentorship and resources to physical therapists who treat people with bleeding disorders. The 12-member group creates the physical…
The Social Work Working Group (SWWG) is a volunteer group which develops the social work educational track at NBDF’s Bleeding Disorders Conference and supports NBDF’s psychosocial educational sessions at its conferences. The 12-…
The National Bleeding Disorders Foundation created the ACT initiative to meet the imperative need to build our national capacity to maintain, and achieve where lacking, access to care for people with bleeding disorders. Access to care means:…
The Red Tie Society is a membership program designed to bring together like-minded individuals and organizations committed to making a difference in the lives of those affected by bleeding disorders to share thoughts, ideas, and opportunities for…
The National Bleeding Disorders Foundation collaborates with CDC through a Cooperative Agreement to provide credible health information and evidence-based training, as well as to implement and evaluate evidence-based health promotion and education…
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RespectWe uphold the dignity, identity, and lived experiences of every individual we work with and serve.AccountabilityWe take ownership of our actions, manage our responsibilities with integrity, and follow through on our commitments. …
National Volunteer Opportunities NBDF is a fully remote organization, which allows volunteers from across the country to support our work. Volunteers are paired with departments based on their interests, skills, and…