Llyord Mwaniki Highlights East Africa’s Push Toward Comprehensive Haemophilia Support
Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“The NNHF is proud to see our partners from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda come together to advocate for stronger haemophilia care at the East Africa Legislative Assembly office.
Their united voice demonstrates the power of regional coalitions to amplify impact and accelerate change – thank you for driving this conversation forward!”
Quoting Llyord Mwaniki’s post:
“Representatives from the Kenya Haemophilia Association, the Haemophilia Society of Tanzania, the Haemophilia Foundation of Uganda, and the Rwanda Fraternity Against Haemophilia came together to present to the General Purpose Committee of East Africa Legislative Assembly (EALA). Their message was clear and powerful: we must do more to advance haemophilia care across East Africa.
As part of the Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation, I was proud to stand alongside these passionate advocates as they highlighted the urgent need for access to treatment, diagnostics, and comprehensive care – and the critical role that the governments are playing in making this a reality.
The EALA General Purpose Committee together with Hon MUSANGABATWARE Clément reviewed the recommendations and drafted a motion to support regional legislation for improved haemophilia care. We’ll continue to support and follow this process closely, ensuring that the voices of those affected remain at the heart of the conversation.
This is advocacy in action. And it’s a reminder that regional coalition can truly transform lives.”
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