Our hearts are bursting with gratitude! Because of your generous donations, we were able to help 140 children have a happy holiday with coats, clothes, shoes, sneakers, boots, blankets, food baskets, and toys!! What a beautiful show of love and support from our community, for our community. Happy holidays to all!! 

You're invited to our annual Gingerbread House Party & Trivia! There will be prizes and an optional contest!! If you would like to participate, please email Contact@hemob.org and register using the button below  (you will need to provide your own gingerbread house kit).

Important note: Please do not decorate your gingerbread house before the call. You may assemble the house, but this is a decorating workshop and we will all decorate together, at the same time. 

The hemophilia b product landscape continues to evolve, leaving patients with questions about what this means for their treatment options and their quality of life. Join Dr. Dave as he explores emerging therapies and the latest info you need to make informed decisions!

They say it’s calm in the eye of a hurricane. You might even be able to see the sunshine from within it. However, weather experts strongly advise that one continue to shelter in place and prepare for the worst because, circling that eye is the strongest part of the hurricane, and within seconds those devastating winds may be upon you. Check out this interview with Jennifer Lynn, who lives in a condo that has been in the eye of two hurricanes, on page 32 of our latest newsletter.

For people of all ages- you are invited for game night in January! Join us on Thursday, January 11 at 7pm for games, raffles, and food vouchers while testing your trivia skills with Kahoot! Can’t wait to see you! Register today!

Para personas de todas las edades ¡están invitados a la noche de juegos en enero! ¡Únase a nosotros el jueves 18 de enero a las 7 p. m. para juegos, rifas y vales de comida mientras prueba sus habilidades de trivia con Kahoot!

World AIDS Day, December 1, serves as a platform to illuminate the genuine experiences of individuals currently living with HIV, concurrently celebrating the strength, resilience, and diversity prevalent in the communities most impacted. This day is an opportunity to foster the leadership required to envision a future where HIV no longer hinders anyone's life journey. We hope you were able to take a moment to reflect!