Philanthropy
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Solidarity is our superpower: Coming together to support care in a new global reality
Your support was needed more than ever. The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) and I thank you for answering the call. It’s been said many...
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NMOs respond generously to call for COVID-19 relief
It is no secret that the strength of our global community lies in our solidarity. This was once again evident in the response to our...
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New England Hemophilia Association takes a global journey
Giving Tuesday began in 2012 with a simple but powerful idea: create a day that encourages people to do good. It has since grown into...
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Compassion to Action: together we can make a lasting impact
The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) exists because we believe—as do you—that where you live should never determine your access to care. Every day we...
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WFH Launches COVID-19 Relief Fund
The pandemic has fundamentally changed how we work, learn, and communicate. In developed countries, people have pivoted to working and learning online and instituting new...
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Autonomy in Malawi: meet Comfort
Comfort Chiarambo and his mother, Eneless Faith Piass, live in Namitete, Malawi in East Africa. Eneless suspected that her son had hemophilia at four months...
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A global experience: meet Chris Guelcher
Hemophilia Alliance Travel Grant recipient Chris Guelcher has been serving the global bleeding disorders community for over twenty-five years as a hematology nurse, administrator, researcher...
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Sharing in Nepal: meet Susan Cutter
At first hesitantly—but then, more confidently, as trust was built—patients attending a recent WFH Nurses Training workshop in Nepal began to share their personal experiences...
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Resilient Patients Do Play: Ask Frederica Cassis
Psychosocial Committee Secretary and World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) Professional Member Frederica Cassis believes that comprehensive education—and a comprehensive healthcare team—are the foundation of the...
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In their own words: WFH eLearning helps immigrant patient
Paula James, MD, Megan Chaigneau, RN and Lisa Thibeault, RN, are healthcare professionals serving the Canadian bleeding disorders community. Many patients come through the doors...
