Join Guam's first-ever Unite for Bleeding Disorders Walk!
We're so excited to invite you to Guam's 2026 Community Unite Day, a weekend of education, social activities, and planning for future programs and support.
This event is free for people affected with a bleeding disorder, their immediate family, and their caretakers.
Clinic Day: Friday, October 16th @ Northern Region Community Health Center (NRCHC)
On Friday, October 16th, we will have a Clinic Day where people can be seen by medical staff who specialize in treating bleeding disorders. To register for Clinic Day, contact Diana Santos or Erlina Camaganacan at 1-671-634-7408.
Community Education Event: Saturday, October 17th @ the Hilton Guam Hotel, Tumon
Starting at 9 am with a light breakfast, join us to connect with others in the community, learn about different treatments, and hear from expert speakers on a variety of topics.
Unite for Bleeding Disorders Walk: Saturday, October 17th @ Ypao Beach Park, Tumon
The Unite for Bleeding Disorders Walk is a nationwide program to raise awareness and funds. We invite you to get involved today by starting a team, joining an existing team, or making a donation. Then plan to join us on Walk Day! Every dollar raised goes directly to supporting programs and services for the Guam and Northern Mariana Islands bleeding disorders communities.
After the Education Day ends, we'll all head over together to Ypao Beach Park for the Walk.
If you register for the Walk, you're also registering for the Community Education Event.
Contact Patti Williford or Kenneth McElderry for more information or help registering:
pwilliford@bleeding.org | Call, Text, WhatsApp +1 332-259-6563
kmcelderry@bleeding.org | Call, Text, WhatsApp +1 646-369-2053
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Thank You to Our Sponsors
National Presenting Partners
National Community Partner
National Virtual Partner
Local Sponsors
Since 2023, the Guam Comprehensive Hemophilia Care Program of the DPHSS' Bureau of Family Health & Nursing Services under the Division of Public Health has aligned efforts with the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Western States Regional Hemophilia Network, the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation, and local volunteers to bring forth free comprehensive multi-disciplinary Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) clinics, educational and community events for patients with bleeding disorders, including Hemophilia and von Willebrand's disease, and their families and service providers.