If you have any questions, contact us at events@hope-charities.org
THIS EVENT IS SUPPORTED BY AN UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANT FROM:
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Hope Charities provides direct financial assistance in many different ways. In 2021 our programs distributed over $400,000 to patients and caregivers in direct funding for individuals and families in a crisis caused by a bleeding disorder. We are working hard to find resources, and this year we believe we will be able to distribute even more financial support.
Programs change each year and now more than ever people need better guidance with financial assistance. This training is designed to help you learn more about the latest updates to Hope programs and additional resources. By completing this annual training your referral will receive priority review.
This two-hour training session will be held live via Zoom video conferencing and will provide an opportunity for interactive question and answer. If you attended our last Qualified Training in January of 2022, you are not required to attend this session to maintain your status. If you attended the Qualified Training in July 2021, and plan on continuing to submit referrals in 2022, it is recommended that you attend this sessions. Your participation will help to improve your referral experience and potential outcome.
We will cover topics like how HOPE determines direct funding requests for utilities, housing, communication, transportation, food, clothing, medical expense, medical equipment, insurance premiums, co-payments. In addition, we will share information on outside resources for needs such as dental, transitional living, assistive technology, disaster relief, public health plans, and section 8 housing. You will also receive 6 months of online newsletters with additional resources to help you better serve the community.
Programs change each year and now more than ever people need better guidance with financial assistance. This training is designed to help you learn more about the latest updates to Hope programs and additional resources. By completing this annual training your referral will receive priority review.
This two-hour training session will be held live via Zoom video conferencing and will provide an opportunity for interactive question and answer. If you attended our last Qualified Training in January of 2022, you are not required to attend this session to maintain your status. If you attended the Qualified Training in July 2021, and plan on continuing to submit referrals in 2022, it is recommended that you attend this sessions. Your participation will help to improve your referral experience and potential outcome.
We will cover topics like how HOPE determines direct funding requests for utilities, housing, communication, transportation, food, clothing, medical expense, medical equipment, insurance premiums, co-payments. In addition, we will share information on outside resources for needs such as dental, transitional living, assistive technology, disaster relief, public health plans, and section 8 housing. You will also receive 6 months of online newsletters with additional resources to help you better serve the community.
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Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from:
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Factor My Way is a complimentary support program by Octapharma USA dedicated to meeting the unique needs of patients and caregivers who use factor or are thinking about using factor to help manage their Hemophilia A or von Willebrand disease and live life to the fullest. Factor My Way includes a wealth of information, support services, reliable educational materials, and uplifting community connection to help those navigating care throughout their health journey. And is also available in Spanish through Factor My Way en Español. To learn more please visit www.factormyway.com/hope.
