Membership
To continue to be a relevant self-help group and an effective lobbying voice, HFV relies on membership support. Government funding is used solely for administration. Member services and programs are funded from subscriptions, donations and fundraising.
HFV has come a long way in the 50 years since its launch in 1954. A quick recap of a few achievements:- The option of home treatment
- Safer product
- Prophylactic treatment
- Free equipment
- Free product
We need to constantly monitor that government funding levels remain the same at the very least, and be on alert for emerging issues such as genetic testing. A strong membership base is vital.
HFV have introduced a tiered membership levels, , which represents good value for the range of services and discounts that members receive.
$33.00 Standard Family Membership
$16.50 Concession member
$16.50 Allied Members
$55.00 Organisational Member
To become a member, contact the HFV office for a membership form, which can then be mailed to us with your payment, or you can download one from this site. HFV respects each member's privacy. Your details will NOT be forwarded to organisations, bodies or persons without permission.
Download a membership form
Member Benefits
- Counselling and support
- Family camps
- Information sessions (free)
- Quarterly newsletters, full of the latest information on bleeding disorder issues, posted to your home and archived on this site (free)
- Peer support groups (subsidised activities)
- Annual Ambulance subscription subsidies (full re-imbursement of the single membership fee, value to you $60 and 50% subsidy of the family fee, currently $120 so value to you also $60)
- SOS Talisman/MedicAlert subsidies
- Emergency funding
- Assistance under the Living Well Funding programme (application form available on line)
- Education bursaries
- Conference subsidies
- Teacher information kits on haemophilia and mild von Willebrand disorder (free)
- Information packs for newly diagnosed families (free)
- Travel guide kits (free)
- Teacher seminars
- Social functions - member’s Christmas lunch, Christmas picnic (both free)
- Fact sheets
- Entitlement to vote at the AGM
- Unlimited use of HFV’s resource library
The HFV quarterly newsletter provides informative articles and reports on the latest news in the bleeding disorder community and details upcoming events of interest to our members. You can subscribe to the newsletter, and receive a copy of the current issue, by becoming a member of HFV. Past issues of our newsletter are archived for your interest.
Membership Form