WFH Cornerstone Initiative: Rwanda Marks 3 Years of Participation
The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) shared a proud post on X:
”The WFH recently visited our NMO in Rwanda, the Rwanda Fraternity Against Hemophilia (RFH), to meet with the new board and discuss good governance, bleeding disorders, and outreach strategies. This marks year 3 of their participation in the WFH Cornerstone Initiative.”
The World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) recently visited the Rwanda Fraternity Against Hemophilia (RFH), its National Member Organization (NMO), as part of ongoing collaboration under the WFH Cornerstone Initiative.
Now in its third year of participation, RFH welcomed the WFH team to engage in discussions with the newly appointed board.
The visit focused on strengthening governance practices, improving national outreach, and addressing current challenges in bleeding disorder care across Rwanda.
This partnership underscores the continued commitment to building sustainable, patient-centered care systems in low-resource settings.
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