Haemophilia Foundation Queensland

Haemophilia Foundation Queensland HFQ supports people and their families & carers affected by bleeding disorders in Queensland are done so in a voluntary capacity.

HFQ is governed by an elected committee in line with the constitution. The committee meets monthly to monitor the direction of the organisation and relevant issues. Members of the committee that are elected into roles such as president, vice president etc. The day to day operations of the Foundation are coordinated by the Manager and the Administration Officer from the office in Brisbane. HFQ operates as a not for profit organisation its effectiveness is dependent upon the goodwill of many volunteers which includes people affected personally by bleeding disorders and representatives of governments, health sector and industry who may also contribute their skills, knowledge and time to achieve common goals.

We’re excited to kick off 2026 with our first HFQ Men’s Lunch of the year!Held as part of HFQ’s ongoing commitment to su...
14/01/2026

We’re excited to kick off 2026 with our first HFQ Men’s Lunch of the year!

Held as part of HFQ’s ongoing commitment to supporting our members, these relaxed catch-ups encourage peer connection and promote wellbeing in a friendly, social setting.

🍽️ O.B.E’s Men’s Social Lunch – East’s Leagues Club
📅 Wednesday 4 February 2026
🕛 12:00 PM
📍 40 Main Ave, Coorparoo QLD 4151
📨 RSVP by 30 January 2026

Shared from Haemophilia Foundation Australia Read Will's story... 💪⚽️
13/01/2026

Shared from Haemophilia Foundation Australia
Read Will's story... 💪⚽️

⚽ Will is 16 years old and plays competitive soccer at an elite level. Read his story - how important it is to keep chasing your passion, and how with the help of his HTC physio he works to keep his joints healthy and avoid bleeds.

https://tinyurl.com/nh231-will-soccer

Shared from Haemophilia Foundation AustraliaSophie's story "VWD self advocacy - your voice matters" 🩸
06/01/2026

Shared from Haemophilia Foundation Australia
Sophie's story "VWD self advocacy - your voice matters" 🩸

Sophie wasn’t diagnosed with VWD until her 20s, after a routine wisdom teeth removal turned into an emergency trip to the ICU.

In this riveting transcript from her Conference presentation, Sophie shares her life growing up (unknowingly) with a bleeding disorder, her journey to diagnosis, and then how that diagnosis helped her to plan the birth of her son.

Read Sophie’s story: https://tinyurl.com/nh232-sophie

🎉 2026 is here, and HFQ has so much planned!Ladies’ events, OBE’s & men’s events, youth activities, regional clinics, ou...
06/01/2026

🎉 2026 is here, and HFQ has so much planned!

Ladies’ events, OBE’s & men’s events, youth activities, regional clinics, our annual HFQ Camp (now in October), plus lots more ways to connect and raise awareness.

Let’s make this year one of support, connection and shared experiences. 🩸 Like and share our posts to help spread awareness and keep our community strong!

On Wednesday 7th January 2026, HFQ is relocating to Brendale!Our contact phone number and email remain the same;Email: i...
04/01/2026

On Wednesday 7th January 2026, HFQ is relocating to Brendale!
Our contact phone number and email remain the same;
Email: info@hfq.org.au
Phone Lauren: 0419 706 056

24/12/2025
HFQ's emails are currently down.If you need to contact us urgently,, please call 0419 706 056.We are hoping to have this...
23/12/2025

HFQ's emails are currently down.

If you need to contact us urgently,, please call 0419 706 056.

We are hoping to have this resolved and be back up and running soon!

Congratulations Lauren and all the award recipients! ✨️
23/12/2025

Congratulations Lauren and all the award recipients! ✨️

Congratulations to our HFA Award recipients:

🌟 Dr Bill McWhirter
🌟 Dr Simon Brown
🌟 Lauren Green
🌟 Joanna McCosker

The HFA Awards Program recognises special service to the bleeding disorders community. Learn more about these incredible people and their contribution in National Haemophilia: https://tinyurl.com/nh232-awards

Wishing the happiest of birthdays to one of ourlong serving HFQ board members Robbie Weatherall.Your commitment to the b...
19/12/2025

Wishing the happiest of birthdays to one of our
long serving HFQ board members Robbie Weatherall.
Your commitment to the bleeding disorders community
is truly inspiring. Thank you for all that you give.
We hope you have a fantastic day!! 🎈🎁

17/12/2025

🎄HFQ Christmas Colouring-In Competition🎄Get creative these school holidays! Our HFQ Christmas Colouring-In Competition i...
16/12/2025

🎄HFQ Christmas Colouring-In Competition🎄

Get creative these school holidays! Our HFQ Christmas Colouring-In Competition is now open, with a chance to win a $50 Visa Gift Card for the most creative entry.

🖍️ The colouring-in page can be found in the Summer Edition of the HFactor magazine, emailed out to members today... so be sure to check your inboxes!

📅 Entries close: 7 January 2026
🏆 Winners announced: 14 January

Have fun, get colouring, and good luck to all our young artists! 🌟

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Unit 1, 156 Ryans Road
Brisbane, QLD
4012

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 2pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

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Our Story

HFQ is is a patient advocacy and support organisation working to improve the lives of people affected by haemophilia and other bleeding disorders. We run annual camps for young people, coming to terms with a bleeding disorder in their family or themselves; and a community camp to provide a safe space for education, discussion ...and fun. We also offer meetings and peer support opportunities. HFQ operates as a not for profit organisation run by a board of management and its effectiveness is dependent upon the goodwill of many volunteers which includes people affected personally by bleeding disorders and representatives of governments, health sector and industry who may also contribute their skills, knowledge and time to achieve common goals. The day to day operations of the Foundation are managed by the coordinator, from the office in Brisbane.