Humanitarian Aid
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Zambia first country to receive donated emicizumab
The very first donated emicizumab product was given to two patients in Zambia this past spring. The donation is the first of its kind from...
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Humanitarian Aid program helps boy with rare bleeding disorder in Afghanistan
Inherited bleeding disorders are conditions that require medical intervention to ensure that the patient can enjoy a good quality of life. These disorders are all...
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Wiley article recognizes WFH Humanitarian Aid efforts in Nepal
The WFH has been very active in Nepal, through programs such as the WFH World Bleeding Disorders Registry (WBDR), and the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program....
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Logistics support makes donated factor delivery possible despite COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic has created massive challenges for the bleeding disorders community—especially when it comes to ensuring uninterrupted care for people with hemophilia (PWH). Nepal...
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Treaters share learnings during WFH Humanitarian Aid webinar
On June 23, the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program held a webinar called “Virtual Case Conference and Bedside Rounds” to give participants the chance to share...
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Sanofi and Sobi pledge an additional 500 million IUs of clotting factor to WFH Humanitarian Aid Program
Sanofi and Sobi, have announced an extension of their support of the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program with an additional donation of up to 500 million...
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WFH Humanitarian Aid Program improves quality of life for many
For thousands of people around the world with a bleeding disorder, access to basic care is a daily challenge. The WFH Humanitarian Aid Program aims to...
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Bayer celebrates one year of support of WFH Humanitarian Aid Program
The WFH Humanitarian Aid Program aims to improve the lack of access to care and treatment for people with inherited bleeding disorders in developing countries,...
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Roche are proud to partner with the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program
Roche are proud to partner with the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program
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Salomon: hemophilia and soccer in Kenya
Salomon is a 10-year old hemophilia A patient who lives in Kenya. He walks a kilometre to school with a donated crutch—even when it rains...
