Serving South Texas
Dedicated to the treatment and cure of all bleeding disorders
Programs, education and financial help for families living with bleeding disorders across South Texas.
Newly diagnosed?
Start here
A new diagnosis brings a lot of questions at once. These are the four things most families need first.
What we do
We serve the bleeding disorders community of South Texas — with programming, education and a way through.
Programs and events
Camps, retreats, family days and walks — the places where families who are living the same thing find each other.
Education
Educational dinner programs in English and Spanish, so families understand their diagnosis and their options.
Advocacy and assistance
Help navigating insurance and assistance programs, and a voice for our community at the state level.
Bleeding disorders in Texas
Why this work matters
Bleeding disorders are lifelong, and they are treatable — but only when families can reach the right care. These are the Texans we exist to serve.
And beyond these three, the rare bleeding disorders — fewer families, longer roads to a diagnosis, and the same need for somewhere to turn. We serve them too.
Estimates, not case counts. Derived from CDC von Willebrand disease data, CDC hemophilia data and 2025 US Census Bureau population estimates.
No family should navigate a bleeding disorder alone
Whether you've just been diagnosed, want to support the families who have, or simply have a question — there's a place for you here.