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WFH Humanitarian Aid Program officially signs new contract with CSL Behring

In April, the WFH and WFH USA announced a new WFH Humanitarian Aid Program partnership with CSL Behring which included a donation of 500 million IUs of factor VIII in addition to the original 3-year commitment of 17 million IUs per year of factor VIII and IX.

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Today that agreement was officially signed at the WFH 2022 World Congress in Montreal, Canada. The donation includes product specifically manufactured to have a longer shelf life, allowing more people around the world to access life-saving therapy. The new agreement comes as CSL Behring enters its 5th multiyear commitment to donate factor to the WFH Humanitarian Aid Program.

From the WFH, Cesar Garrido, President; Eric Stolte, WFH USA President, Alain Baumann, CEO; and Assad E. Haffar, MD, Medical & Humanitarian Aid Director; were present to officially sign the agreement. From the CSL Behring team, Antti Kourula, Krupa Sivarmurthy, Courtney Wilson and Leah Williams were present. To read more about the original announcement, please click here.

À propos du Programme d’aide humanitaire de la FMH

Le Programme d’aide humanitaire de la FMH améliore l’accès aux soins et aux traitements en fournissant un soutien essentiel aux personnes atteintes de troubles héréditaires de la coagulation dans les pays en développement. En apportant aux patient·es un flux plus régulier et plus prévisible de dons humanitaires, le Programme d’aide humanitaire de la FMH leur permet un accès constant et fiable aux traitements et aux soins. Rien de tout cela ne serait possible sans le généreux soutien de Sanofi et Sobi, nos Donateurs visionnaires fondateurs ; de Bayer, CSL Behring et Roche, nos Donateurs visionnaires ; de Grifols, notre Donateur encadrant, et de notre Donateur contributeur Takeda. Pour plus d’informations sur le Programme d’aide humanitaire de la FMH, consultez le site www.treatmentforall.org.

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