2024

Forging our future from our legacy

55,700

total beneficiaries

3,450

healthcare professionals trained

2,000

people newly diagnosed or re-tested

56

haemophilia treatment centres established or strengthened

52

projects running

in

48

countries

Thank you

To all our partners and expert volunteers!

Impact report 2023

Impact report

In 2024, the diversity of our programmes was showcased with 2 new countries joining our portfolio, whilst others marked more than ten years of NNHF partnership.

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Legacy

As we enter our 20th year, we look back on two of our long-term partnerships: El Salvador and Thailand.

El Salvador – A decade towards transformative progress in haemophilia care
Dr Estrada (bottom left) with his team nurse Sandra Ariez (top left), paediatric haematologists Dr Brenda Ventura (top right) and Dr Claudia Galdámez (bottom right).
El Salvador
El Salvador – A decade towards transformative progress in haemophilia care
The lab at Ramathibodi Hospital in Bangkok, which was strengthened through the NNHF partnership with the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis. ©2024 Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation/Chalinee Thirasupa/Fairpicture.
Thailand

Partnership

 
East Africa Blood Disorders Leadership Forum
 

A new co-funding partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is helping accelerate improvements in sickle cell and haemophilia care in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Our ongoing partnership with the Novo Nordisk Foundation has continued to result in impressive milestones such as the first Blood Disorders Forum for East Africa and the approval of treatment guidelines in Tanzania.

NNHF Council Member Prof Johnny Mahlangu during his keynote address at the Blood Disorders Leadership Forum in Nairobi, Kenya.
Amplifying impact
Blood Disorders Forum

Dedicated volunteer network

Experts from 15 countries volunteered their time and expertise to train NNHF partners in 2024. We thank each of them for their exceptional dedication.

Meet some of our expert volunteers who we celebrated on 2024’s World Volunteer Day.

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Awards

Year in Review 2024
Representatives from Hemophilia Federation (India) with NNHF Vice President Stephanie Seremetis at the 2024 Project of the Year Award ceremony.
 
 

Our 2024 awards recognise the power of strong advocates: a role model and leader in Panama and a patient organisation in India with a strategic approach to creating systemic change.

Project of the year award
Community award

Financial Statement

Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2024 and Report of the Statutory Auditor on the Limited Statutory Examination.

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