Programs
These programs are designed to further our vision.
An end to suffering and premature death related to hemochromatosis in Canada.
The Canadian Hemochromatosis Society (CHS) promotes the early diagnosis of hemochromatosis by raising public awareness, informing the medical community, and encouraging early screening of at-risk populations. The CHS provides support and information to individuals and families affected by iron overload.
The Society, founded by Marie Warder in 1980, is a registered non-profit charitable society (#11921 9160 RR0001).
The Canadian Hemochromatosis Society is financially supported through fundraising activities, donations, membership fees, legacy gifts, corporate sponsorship and provincial government grants.
These programs are designed to further our vision.
Current Society Board and Executive members.
The constitution and bylaws of the Canadian Hemochromatosis Society.
A brief history of the Society.
Resources for members of the media.
Subscribe to the CHS Email List
Learn more about hemochromatosis by subscribing to the Canadian Hemochromatosis Society’s email information list.