The Haemophilia Foundation of New Zealand (HFNZ) is holding its 60th anniversary celebrations later this year. Although officially formed on 13 May 1958, we are holding our celebrations this...
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The National Family Educational Camp is an educational weekend for those families who have a child with a bleeding disorder aged from 0 to 10 years – with a fair bit of fun and relaxation mi...
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HFNZ's AGM is an important event in our calendar, where our members are able to directly participate in the running of the foundation. At the AGM we'll make decisions about the direction the...
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The 2018 HFNZ Women's Weekend for women aged 18+ with a diagnosed bleeding disorder or who carry the Haemophilia gene is being held on September 15 - 16 at the Copthorne Oriental Bay, in bea...
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This is a great opportunity to for kids aged 6-10 with a bleeding disorder, their siblings, and children of people with bleeding disorders to get together with others in the same boat. They'...
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This is a great opportunity to get together with people with bleeding disorders, carers, health professionals, policy makers, and industry to learn, discuss, and plan for the future. The pro...
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Held every other year, Adult Weekend is a great opportunity to get away with your partner, learn some new things, enjoy the support of others in the same boat as you, and have some fun into ...
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The development of an inhibitor, an immune response to treatment with clotting factors, is a risk for people with haemophilia. If an inhibitor develops it significantly changes the life of t...
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This is an amazing parenting programme especially designed for parents with a child with a bleeding disorder. Raising a child with a genetic bleeding disorder is a challenge that impacts the...
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Held every second year, Teen & Youth Camp offers young men and women with recognised bleeding disorders an opportunity to have a great camp experience, to make new friends or re-connect with...
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HFNZ has some top quality leaders to guide what we do and how we do it. In order to mainatain the quality of our programmes, and to work for our members at the level they deserve, it's impor...
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The National Family Educational Camp is an educational weekend for those families who have a child with a bleeding disorder aged between 0 to 10 years – with a fair bit of fun and relaxation...
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Come and join us for our National AGM. The meeting starts at 1pm on Saturday the 17th of September at the Christchurch Antarctic Centre, 38 Orchard Rd, Christchurch Airport, Christchurch 805...
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From Friday February 26th until Sunday the 28th young women between 18 & 30 will gather in beautiful Hanmer Springs for a special weekend of education and adventure. If lasat year is anythi...
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The 17th Australia and New Zealand Conference on haemophilia and related bleeding disorders will take place 1-3 October on the Gold Coast in Australia. Mark you calendars and consider planni...
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Come and join us for our National AGM. The meeting starts at 1pm on Saturday the 12th of September at the Hamilton Airport Hotel and Conference Centre, Airport Rd RD2 Hamilton. Learn about H...
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2015 Youth Camp will be taking place 10-13 July 2015 at Motu Moana Scout Camp & Outdoor Activity Centre, Blockhouse Bay, Auckland. The camp is for young men with a bleeding disorder aged 10 ...
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This year in beautiful Wellington we had one of the largest ever adult education workshops. It was great to have such a range of people with bleeding disorders and their partners gathered to...
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This is an amazing parenting programme especially designed for parents with a child with a bleeding disorder. Raising a child with a genetic bleeding disorder is a challenge that impacts the...
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Join HFNZ’S Southern Branch for 2015 WORLD HAEMOPHILIA DAY CELEBRATIONS AND BUDDY AWARDS CEREMONYAt the Christchurch Gondola10 Bridle Path Road, Heathcote Valley, Christchurch 8022SUNDAY 19...
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Join the Northern members as we celebrate World Haemophilia Day and acknowledge some pretty special people in our community on Sunday 19th April, 2015. We are planning to walk up to the top,...
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Join HFNZ's Central Member Representative Group for the Central ‘Buddy Awards’ Reception and celebrating World Haemophilia Day with High Teafrom 34:30 pm on Saturday18th April 2015at Whitby’...
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Join us on April 17 to raise awareness about bleeding disorders and the need to build a family of support for those living with them. Families come in many forms but they all share the abili...
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DO YOU THINK THEY DESERVE RECOGNITION? THEN NOMINATE THEM FOR A BUDDY AWARD TODAY! HFNZ announced in the July issue of Bloodline that the Buddy Awards would be coming to Australia and New Ze...
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23-26 January 2015Camp Keswick, Rotorua Held every other year, HFNZ National Families Camps bring together young families with a child with a bleeding disorder under 10 years old from all ov...
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This year’s World Haemophilia Day will focus on encouraging the global bleeding disorders community to Speak out. Create change. Follow the World Federation of Hemophilia’s (WFH) Facebook pa...
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Haemophilia Foundation of New Zealand Inc. (HFNZ) is dedicated to improving the lives of people with haemophilia and related bleeding disorders, and their families/whānau, by providing support, care, education and advocacy.
Find out more about usHaemophilia and related bleeding disorders such as von Willebrand's Disorder are lifelong chronic conditions for which there are no cures.
As a charity, your donation to HFNZ means that you can help us ensure that people with bleeding disorders have the tools to live the best life they can.