Programs
Hemophilia of Georgia offers educational programs, HTC clinical services, and pharmacy services to help meet the needs of the bleeding disorder community. Since bleeding disorders affect not only an individual, but also his or her entire family, HoG offers educational programs for the whole family.
We provide the following educational programs and support services:
Educational Services and Information
- An assortment of educational resources about hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease, and other bleeding disorders is available.
- Hemophilia of Georgia publishes The Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease & Platelet Disorders Handbook, a free online resource for everyone in the bleeding disorder community.
- A physician-to-physician hotline available 24 hours per day for Georgia physicians who need emergency treatment information
- An award-winning newsletter, Horizons in Hemophilia.
- Membership in the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation and the World Federation of Hemophilia
Activities and Programs
- Community advocacy and legislative issues
- Camp Wannaklot, a summer camp program for young people ages 7-17
- Family Camp, an opportunity for the whole family to share the camping experience
- Youth Leadership Program and peer support and education including programs for men, women, teens, and parents
- The John W. Youtsey Memorial Scholarship provides financial assistance to Hemophilia of Georgia clients who lack the resources to achieve their educational goals.
- Volunteer opportunities at fundraising events and educational programs, such as Trot to Clot, Tee Off for Bleeding Disorders, and Camp Wannaklot. To learn more about volunteering, please view our volunteer opportunities webpage.
Additionally, as part of HoG’s comprehensive care, we offer clinical coordination services enabling medical professionals at the Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) to efficiently communicate and collaborate with our pharmacy, nurses, social workers in order to streamline communication and provide the best care possible. Services include:
For more information about any of these programs and services, please contact Hemophilia of Georgia at 770-518-8272.
