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Canadian Hemophilia Society
Help Stop the Bleeding
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| New Driver's Training | Reimbursement Process | Terms |
The British Columbia Chapter of the Canadian Hemophilia Society is pleased to offer an Education Bursary Fund for individuals with hemophilia/inherited bleeding disorder. The fund was established in 1995 and has been successfully utilized by many students. If you are interested in applying for this bursary, please read the information below to determine whether you are eligible to apply. If so, please complete and mail the application form to the BC Chapter by the indicated deadline. Who can apply?
Any person diagnosed with hemophilia/ inherited bleeding disorder who is a resident of BC and is a current member of the BC Hemophilia Society. See TERMS below.
What can the bursary be used for?
The bursary can be used for educational purposes. Examples include upgrading and career preparation, vocational training,
college, university or any other career-based education available at an accredited, post secondary institution.
What is the amount of the bursary?
The amount awarded can vary each year and is dependant on the number of eligible applicants. The bursary will never
exceed the cost of the individual's tuition fees and is currently capped at a maximum of $1,750
per person per year. Living & travel expenses or the cost of books are not available through this bursary. Applicants are currently
eligible for six years of funding.Application Deadline: Applications must be post marked by no later than June 30th, 2022. Late applications will not be accepted. How and when will I receive my bursary?
Held in Washington State each summer for children with hemophilia and their families. Duration: 5 days
Current cost of registration: $50 USD/camper Eligibility
Child(ren) with hemophilia whose parent is a current member of the BC Hemophilia Society.Siblings and parents are welcome and the BC Chapter will sponsor up to a maximum of 4 persons/family. See TERMS below. Amount of funding
The BC Chapter will reimburse $50/person to a maximum of 4 persons/family *applicants must submit receipt before receiving reimbursement
Available for children ages 7-17. Eligibility
Child(ren) with hemophilia/inherited bleeding disorder, whose parent is a current member of the BC Hemophilia Society. See TERMS below.Sibling(s) of child with hemophilia/inherited bleeding disorder may also be eligible for funding. The BC Chapter will sponsor up to a maximum 30 campers. Applicants who have never attended camp will be given priority and funding will be allotted on first come first served basis. Amount of funding in 2019 Complete Chapter Funding Application
Eligibility
This funding is available as a one time reimbursement only for a person with hemophilia/inherited bleeding disorder who is or who's parent is a current member of the BC Hemophilia Society. See TERMS below.
Amount of funding
The BC Chapter will reimburse the cost of a basic stainless steel bracelet up to maximum $60/person*applicants must submit receipt before receiving reimbursement
Eligibility
Child(ren) & Youth/Adults with hemophilia/inherited bleeding disorder, between the ages of 0-18/adult, whose parent is/who is a current member of the BC Hemophilia Society. See TERMS below.
Amount of funding as of March 26, 2008
The BC Chapter will reimburse maximum $250 per child/individual per yearThis fund is capped at maximum $5,000/year *applicants must submit receipt before receiving reimbursement
Eligibility
Applicants must be a current member of the BC Hemophilia Society and be diagnosed with hemophilia/ inherited bleeding disorder. See TERMS below.
Amount of funding as of March 26, 2008
The BC Chapter will reimburse maximum $500/person/year
This fund is capped at maximum $5,000/year *applicants must submit receipt before receiving reimbursement
Eligibility
Applicants must be a current member of the BC Hemophilia Society and be diagnosed with hemophilia/ inherited bleeding disorder. See TERMS below.
Amount of funding
The BC Chapter will reimburse:
Eligibility
Applicants must meet all the following criteria: Amount of funding
The BC Chapter will reimburse a one time driver training costs to a maximum $1,250 paid to an "ICBC Approved Driver Education Course" (listed on ICBC website) as part of the Graduated Licensing Program.
*applicants must submit receipt before receiving reimbursement REIMBURSEMENT PROCESS FOR CHAPTER FUNDING:
Exception: Camp and the Education Bursary Fund programs require applications & original receipts to be submitted by their specified deadline.
3: If your documents are approved, you will be mailed a cheque from the BC Chapter for the eligible amount. Please note: * The BC Chapter does not send periodic progress reports on the status of applications. However, applicants are welcome to contact the Chapter if an update is desired. For questions or additional information, contact the BC Chapter. TERMS:
In order to be eligible for any Chapter Funding, applicants must be a member of the BC Hemophilia Society.
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