Canadian Hemochromatosis Society
Richmond, BC
Last updated March 10, 2026
Operated as a non-profit. Contact them directly about rates and any subsidy programs they participate in.
About
The complications of Hemochromatosis are preventable through early diagnosis and treatment, and that is why the activities of the Society are directed towards creating awareness to the general public and medical professionals, providing information, and supporting those who are affected. The national and local office of the Canadian Hemochromatosis Society is located in Richmond with volunteer contacts located throughout the country.
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Serves: Richmond
Meetings are held September to June on the second Tuesday of every month from 1:00pm to 2:30pm at the Richmond Presbyterian Church (7111 No. 2 Road). Provides support to MS patients, their families, and caregivers. Gives information and educational programs. Contact Mary at 604-277-5977 for more information.
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Serves: Richmond
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Serves: Richmond
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Serves: Richmond
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