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World Federation of Hemophilia The WFH has been a member of the World Health Organization since 1969 and has national member organization (NMOs) in 147 countries.
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The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) is a not-for-profit organization working to improve and sustain treatment of people with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders. Our vision of Treatment for All is that, one day, all people with a bleeding disorder will enjoy a more certain future filled with promise, no matter where they live.

đź’ˇ Did you know? In some countries, specialized diagnosis and treatment for   and other   are available only in major cit...
10/16/2026

đź’ˇ Did you know? In some countries, specialized diagnosis and treatment for and other are available only in major cities.

For people living far from these services, accessing care can mean long journeys, travel expenses and time away from school or work.

Through the Care Beyond Borders” campaign from Project Elevate Her, the WFH is supporting Maia Meier’s expedition to highlight how geography can affect access to care.

Where someone lives should not determine whether they receive the treatment they need.
Learn more: https://www.projectelevateher.com/

Haemophilia Foundation Australia
Bleeding Disorders Canada

Where you live should not determine whether you receive care 🌍As Maia Meier prepares for her   expedition, the World Fed...
10/15/2026

Where you live should not determine whether you receive care 🌍

As Maia Meier prepares for her expedition, the World Federation of (WFH) is joining “Care Beyond Borders” campaign from Project Elevate Her.

Together with our global partners, we’re highlighting the geographic barriers and gender inequalities that affect access to diagnosis, treatment and care for women and girls with .

Every woman and girl deserves to be heard, diagnosed and supported, wherever she lives.
Follow Maia’s journey and learn more: https://www.projectelevateher.com/



Haemophilia Foundation Australia
Bleeding Disorders Canada

10/15/2026

🏆 Put your research in the running for recognition at 2027!

Three awards will recognize outstanding research and presentations, including the new Christine Lee Young Researcher Award for Best Poster Presentation.

Submit your abstract for the WFH 2027 Comprehensive Care Summit in by December 1: https://wfh.org/ccs/abstracts/

Sharing expertise to strengthen care across South America 🌎The World Federation of   (WFH) visited the Argentine Hemophi...
10/14/2026

Sharing expertise to strengthen care across South America 🌎

The World Federation of (WFH) visited the Argentine Hemophilia Foundation’s new facilities at Sanatorio San José in Buenos Aires, , alongside a delegation from the Hemocenter of Ribeirao Preto at the University of Sao Paulo, .

Medical and multidisciplinary teams exchanged experiences and expertise, strengthening regional collaboration to improve care for people with .

Thank you to the Argentine Hemophilia Foundation and the authorities at Sanatorio San Jose for welcoming us!

The WFH recently visited South Africa as part of the Peer to Peer Program, bringing together experts from the Nottingham...
10/13/2026

The WFH recently visited South Africa as part of the Peer to Peer Program, bringing together experts from the Nottingham Haemophilia Comprehensive Care Centre (U.K.) and Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital.

During the visit, participants worked together to identify priorities and develop a two-year plan to strengthen sustainable multidisciplinary care for women and girls with . This collaboration also supports the commitment of the WFH to strengthening care across Africa through partnership and knowledge sharing.

During the latest World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) visit to  , Andreina Tovar, Head of Global Development, WFH, and ...
10/09/2026

During the latest World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) visit to , Andreina Tovar, Head of Global Development, WFH, and Carolina Cortes Held, Regional Manager for South America, WFH, met with the Minister and Vice Minister of Health, other national health authorities, members of Congress and representatives of Asociacion de Hemofilicos Unidos de Paraguay (ASOHEMO), the WFH national member organization.

Participants reviewed advances under the PACT program and discussed future collaboration to strengthen diagnosis, treatment and comprehensive care for people with and other .

The WFH also thanked the government of Paraguay for co-sponsoring the World Health Assembly resolution on advancing health equity for people with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders worldwide.

Stronger connections, stronger organizations 🤝During its visit to   Foundation in  , the World Federation of Hemophilia ...
10/08/2026

Stronger connections, stronger organizations 🤝

During its visit to Foundation in , the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) held an organizational strengthening workshop with the Board and with the HTC multidisciplinary team to build connections and strengthen the capacities of national member organizations (NMOs) across the region.

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