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TSBDF

What We Do

The Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation, the Tri-State Bleeding Disorder Foundation (TSBDF), is a nonprofit organization with an over 40 -year history of providing support, programs, and services to the bleeding disorder community of Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana.

We aspire to improve the quality of life for children and families living with bleeding disorders. The Tri-State Bleeding Disorder Foundation serves 16 counties assisting more than 500 patients and their families. The focus of support for the entire family unit is a driving force behind development and implementation of programs operated by Tri-State Bleeding Disorders Foundation.

How We Help

Emergency Assistance

Bleeding Disorder patients face financial issues that are unique to the bleeding disorder community.  TSBDF offers Emergency Assistance for  patients. Each patient’s needs are individual to their situation, but emergency assistance can include transportation, housing, medical equipment and financial assistance directly related to the patient's bleeding disorder.

Camp NJoyItAll

For many children with bleeding disorders this camp is the only opportunity they have to socialize with others who have the same type of needs. It is also during this week that campers will have an opportunity to be taught how to treat their bleeding disorder with a self infusion.  With support from onsite medical staff patients leave camp with not only fun memories, but with an education that will last them a lifetime.

Communication

Educational information and support are offered through the collaborative efforts of TSBDF and the Hemophilia Treatment Centers. This collaboration also provides newsletters through the publication of Children’s Hospital’s newsletter, Bloodline, as well as TSBDF’s newsletter, Bloodties.

Blood Ties Fall 2023-compressed (1)

Educational Programs

Annually the TSBDF offers 8-10 educational programs for our patients on a variety of topics. Events are often targeted to specific members of the community (for example adult patients or parents of patients) so specific questions may be addressed.

Family Education Conference

This two day conference is a collaborative of TSBDF, University of Cincinnati adult Hemophilia Treatment Center, as well as the pediatric Hemophilia Treatment Center at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.

The Family Educational Conference is held once every two years and provides a forum for the bleeding disorder community to share their experience. The conference is designed to increase knowledge of bleeding disorders and provide instruction related to managing issues faced by family members, caregivers and patients. 

Advocacy

TSBDF takes an active role regarding health and insurance legislation through collaboration with the Ohio Bleeding Disorder Council and the National Hemophilia Foundation.  Together, we fight for access to healthcare for the bleeding disorders community. We work together to ensure and enhance the quality and accessibility of comprehensive care and services for children and adults with hemophilia and related bleeding disorders through information sharing, public education 

Scholarships

Tri-State Bleeding Disorder Foundation (TSBDF) offers academic scholarships for bleeding disorder patients and their immediate family members. Students  face many challenges on their journey to complete a post-secondary educational program or beyond. It is hoped that the financial assistance provided by the TSBDF Scholarships will help recipients continue their quest for knowledge and the attainment of their dreams. The scholarships offered by the TSBDF are The T.D. Hughes, Jr. Scholarship and The Gina Stack Memorial Scholarship.

The 2024 Scholarship Application is now available!  Application deadline is June 1, 2024.

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Over the past few
years we have....

  • Sent over 100 children to Camp NJOYITALL
  • Provided more than 200 families with Emergency Assistance
  • Supplied more than 200 individuals with Medic Alert ID emblems.
  • Impacted over 500 individuals with 30 educational programs.
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