Humanitarian Aid
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Recipients double as WFH Humanitarian Aid Program expands
It has only been one year since the expansion of the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) Humanitarian Aid Program. In that short period of time,...
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WFH Humanitarian Aid Program: Lasting change for those most in need
The success of the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program firmly rests on ensuring a sustainable and predictable supply of treatment products. Evidence of this success was...
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The expansion of the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program: Transforming the lives of those most in need
In the regional hospital of Thies, Senegal, about twenty families sat around a large boardroom table. Many had travelled over an hour by bus to...
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Project WISH provides vital support to reduce the gap in access to treatment
Representatives of the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) and the Centro Nazionale Sangue (Italian National Blood Centre, CNS) signed the project WISH agreement on June...
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Over 2.9 million IUs of humanitarian aid donated to date through Project Recovery
The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) is leading the effort to change the lack of access to treatment products in developing countries for people with...
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Bridging the Gap: The WFH Expands the Humanitarian Aid Program
The reality is that globally 1 in 1000 people have a bleeding disorder and a vast majority of these people still receive very inadequate care...
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Emergency response to humanitarian crisis in Nepal
On April 25, 2015 a 7.8 magnitude earth quake struck the country of Nepal and caused a national crisis.
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WFH Humanitarian Aid Program provides greater choice
One of the bigger news items to come out of the WFH 2014 World Congress was the announcement that WFH partners had committed to donations...
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A story of survival
When Johanna Overstreet and her husband decided to adopt a child with medical needs, they were prepared for it to be a difficult process, but...
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WFH Humanitarian Aid Program receives major donations
At the WFH 2014 World Congress in Melbourne, WFH president Alain Weill announced the donation of more than 700 million IUs of factor from corporations...
