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In Scotland the Haemophilia Society is known as 'Haemophilia Scotland'.

In response to the creation of the Scottish Parliament the Haemophilia Society has been devolving control of it's activites in Scotland to Haemophilia Scotland. This recognises the fundemental differences in the way the NHS is structured and run in Scotland; the different political system in Scotland; and most importantly the different needs of our members in Scotland.

Five local groups mean that everyone in Scotland has a local group which covers where they live.

The Haemophilia Society is a registed as a charity in Scotland no: SC039732

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  • The Long Term Conditions Alliance Scotland (LTCAS) brings together voluntary and community organisations across Scotland. LTCAS' aim is to ensure the voice of people living with long term conditions is heard.
    Long Term Conditions Alliance Scotland

    The Long Term Conditions Alliance Scotland (LTCAS) brings together voluntary and community organisations across Scotland. LTCAS' aim is to ensure the voice of people living with long term conditions is heard.

  • Lord Penrose has called for patients who contracted Hepatitis C and/or HIV through receiving blood and/or blood products administered by the NHS in Scotland, or their relatives, to contact the Inquiry to provide statements. This includes bereaved relatives, who wish to make a statement.
    The Penrose Inquiry

    Lord Penrose has called for patients who contracted Hepatitis C and/or HIV through receiving blood and/or blood products administered by the NHS in Scotland, or their relatives, to contact the Inquiry to provide statements. This includes bereaved relatives, who wish to make a statement.

 
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