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Welcome to Hemophilia Ontario

Hemophilia Ontario's Annual Report - 2012 Edition

Click on the image below to read Hemophilia Ontario's Annual Report for the 2012 year.  You can also find our Audited Financial Statements by clicking here.

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Blood Matters Spring 2013




VOLUNTEER IMPACT

Want to know the impact of Hemophilia Ontario's volunteers?  Check out our infographic below to see the statistics.

Vision

A world free from the pain and suffering of inherited bleeding disorders.

Mission

Our mission is to strive to improve the health and quality of life for all people with inherited bleeding disorders, and to find a cure.

Values

At Hemophilia Ontario, an integral part of our current organizational identity and experience is based in the loss suffered by the hemophilia community, those with inherited bleeding disorders and other who were infected with HIV and/or Hepatitis C and their families, friends and communities; through blood or blood products they depended on for lifesaving treatment and therapy over the past two decades.  With this principle at our core, Hemophilia Ontario is guided by the following values in the work we undertake:

Accessibility

Products or information and portability of services used in the treatment of inherited bleeding disorders; the services ti improve quality of life; and the treatment for those infected with HIV, Hepatitis C and other blood pathogens are always available where and when required.

Autonomy

Individuals are free to make choices regarding their own health, care and treatment, and where possible, organizational structure allows flexibility for local action.

Commitment

Dedication and passion to improve the quality of life of those living with and affected by inherited bleeding disorders underlies all we do.

Dignity

Compassionate provision of care or service that supports and promotes a person's self-respect.

Hope

That effective treatments and support will be available for those who are newly diagnosed, those living with and those affected by inherited bleeding disorders until the day that cures will be found.

Integrity

Preserving trust through honest communication, accountability in decisions and responsible allocation of time and resources.

Respect

Every person is deserving of compassion, care and inclusion.