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Are you a young person with hemophilia who wants

to make a positive difference in your community while

building your professional and social skills?

Step Up Reach Out, a new, international youth leadership program, is a unique resource that can help you reach that goal.

Step Up Reach Out will draw together young men from around the world for learning, personal growth and collaboration. This program consists of two conference sessions focused on leadership training, activities, and individual and group projects. The program will help participants build self-esteem, develop concrete thinking abilities and make decisions that reflect true leadership qualities. Attending Step Up Reach Out will help you and your peers from other countries gain insight into the structure of the global hemophilia community and how you can emerge as its future leaders.

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You have hemophilia...

You know the challenges you and your family face and the kind of future you want to see. Who speaks for you and the thousands of others like you in the world? Who steps forward and advocates for your community? The answer: Strong, skilled leaders who for many years have made sure that companies, governments and health care providers understand and respond to the needs of people with hemophilia.

Step Up Reach Out was created to prepare young men like you to be the next generation of leaders that helps ensure your community’s quality of life. If you are selected, we’ll give you the skills, teach you the strategies, coach you on how to take the lead when things need to get done. We’ll cover the science and technology, the politics and finances that influence your world. Our international format ensures that you’ll learn even more by working alongside young men from other countries. Step Up Reach Out was designed by experts at the University of Texas Health Science Center, Gulf States Hemophilia and Thrombophilia Center (UTHS) to nurture a new generation of leaders for the hemophilia community. The program is administered by the Lone Star Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation.

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