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For the past 60 years, we have been working with our national member organizations (NMOs), local healthcare providers, and governments to ensure more people with inherited bleeding disorders have reliable access to safe treatment and care.
You can be part of what we are building today for future generations: a world in which all people with inherited bleeding disorders are diagnosed and have access to care, regardless of their type of bleeding disorder, their gender or where they live.
Our Impact WFH Global Champions are committed and passionate donors on a mission to improve and sustain care for people with inherited bleeding disorders around the globe. By making a gift of only $40/month (or $500 annually), you can be a WFH Global Champion and create sustainable, transformational change that will benefit our community for generations.
As a Global Champion, you will receive quarterly updates highlighting how your gift is impacting our global community. This will include stories, photos and videos that will bring you behind the scenes and show you how WFH healthcare development programs are changing the lives of people with bleeding disorders around the world.
Your commitment empowers us to:
As a WFH Global Champion you will be at the forefront of creating sustainable, transformational change for all people with inherited bleeding disorders, regardless of their gender or where they live.
Your action today. Their future tomorrow.
The WFH transforms the lives of people with bleeding disorders around the world by empowering community leaders and healthcare providers. But we need your help. You can play a vital role in that legacy.
Your gift will support outreach and diagnosis efforts, so that all people with bleeding disorders—regardless of their type of disorder, their gender, or where they live—will have a chance at a better life.
Your gift will support the training and education of healthcare providers, so that all people with bleeding disorders can benefit from optimal treatment and care.
Your gift will support data collection programs, so that the lived experience of all people with inherited bleeding disorders is captured as we strive for change.
Your gift will support national and global advocacy efforts, so that all people with bleeding disorders are given a voice.
This World Hemophilia Day, we are raising our collective voice to advocate for governments to prioritize inherited bleeding disorders in national health policy. But we need your help.
Your gift ensures that patient advocates and healthcare providers have the knowledge and the tools to continue their push for reliable access to higher standards of care.
Give today and your World Hemophilia Day donation will have twice the impact, thanks to a matching gift from the family of WFH Founder Frank Schnabel.
The overwhelming majority of people living with inherited bleeding disorders still struggle to access diagnosis, treatment, and care. Your WFH membership allows you to support our community while enjoying exclusive benefits.
By becoming a WFH member, ($150 US annually), you are equipping and empowering our NMOs and healthcare providers with the knowledge and tools they need to identify, support and treat people living with bleeding disorders around the world. Your membership also entitles you to the following exclusive benefits:
Is your organization interested in having a global impact? Sign up for our Group Membership ($500 US annually). Organizations can invite 4 to 6 employees, volunteers, members, or supporters to enjoy all the benefits of membership (does not include online access to Haemophilia).
The Global Community Newsletter connects you with the lived experience of people with bleeding disorders around the world. It allows you to stay current on the work that is being done to ensure they can reliably access safe treatment and care, regardless of their type of disorder, their gender or where they live.
The Global Community Newsletter includes:
The WFH Volunteer Awards were created to recognize the outstanding leadership provided by our volunteers who help further our vision of Treatment for All.
The WFH is committed to protecting the rights of its donors. To learn more, read Ethical Fundraising and Financial Accountability and Gift Acceptance policies.
The WFH supports and empowers patient leaders and healthcare professionals worldwide by offering national, regional, and global training programs and initiatives.
Keep up to date on the latest developments in the bleeding disorders community, from medical advances to important events.
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