We're proud of the work we do to help improve the lives of people with inheritable blood and bleeding disorders. Our yearly annual reports detail what we've accomplished in research, education, and advocacy.
Meet the individuals who are dedicated to our mission of improving the lives of people with inheritable blood and bleeding disorders through research, education, and advocacy.Join the team
The NBDF board of directors works with the president and CEO of the organization to fundraise, oversee strategic planning, and elevate the mission of NBDF.Interested in becoming an NBDF board member? Click here for the full application. Submissions…
NBDF’s Medical and Scientific Advisory Council (MASAC) was created in 1954 to issue recommendations and advisories on treatment, research and other general health concerns for the bleeding disorders community.
MASAC is composed of physicians,…
The National Youth Leadership Institute (NYLI) provides young people ages 19-24 years old in the bleeding disorders community with leadership opportunities to encourage personal growth, effect change, and positively influence others.Meet some…
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-…