Christmas Jumper Day is back! We are asking you to wear you jumper and raise funds and awareness of haemochromatosis with your friends, in your workplace or at home anytime during the month of December. Although National Christmas Jumper day falls on the 12th December, you can choose any date that suits you right up until the 31st December! Visit: www.idonate.ie/event/ihachristmasjumper2024 and just click ‘Start Fundraising’ to set up a personal page for the IHA. You can also share your page among friends and family.
Wear your best or worst Christmas Jumper and help raise vital funds for our work. Whether you are at home, in your workplace or club gather your friends, family or work colleagues together to get into the festive spirit!
Or you might like to make a donation to support our work. All donations big or small will help support our helpline work, deliver more patient events and distribute more education and information packs to patients and medical professionals.
You can also ask your company to support us by making a Christmas donation to our work – Donate Here: https://haemochromatosis.ie/donate-to-the-iha or email [email protected] for more information.
Our AGM takes place this year on Saturday 24th May 2025. There will be an option to attend in-person at the IBTS building in St. James’s Hospital, James Street, Dublin or online via webinar. Teas and coffees will be available from 10.30am and the business of the AGM will start at 11am.
Join us and Dr. Michelle Murphy, a Psychotherapist and lecturer in health and social care specialist and therapist. Her research has contributed to developing community and mental health services. Michelle offers practical, evidence-based brain health tips for everyday life.
New GP venesection nurse training and education progamme for GP Practice Nurses in Ireland. As part of our funding from the Hospital Saturday Fund, we partnered with the Education and Training Programme team in Sligo, Leitrim, Roscommon and Donegal to develop a competency-based curriculum to manage venesection treatment for patients.
