Bill > SR782

This resolution commends Hemophilia of Georgia, a nationally and internationally recognized nonprofit organization based in Sandy Springs, Georgia, for its extensive work in providing clinical services and psycho-social support to Georgians with bleeding disorders like hemophilia and Von Willebrand disease. The organization, which began its efforts in the early 1970s, is dedicated to improving the health and wellness of individuals affected by these inherited conditions through comprehensive healthcare, education, advocacy, and support for research. Hemophilia of Georgia also operates as the Southeast Regional Core Center, employs various healthcare professionals, runs two accredited pharmacies that supply essential factor products, and hosts Camp Wannaklot, a camp for children with bleeding disorders, allowing them to experience normal childhood activities. Furthermore, the organization stays current with treatment advancements, shares its expertise with other treatment centers, and actively supports research at institutions like Emory and St. Jude, all in its ongoing mission to help individuals with bleeding disorders live as normally and productively as possible.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/73256