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Humanitarian aid program

Humanitarian support for hemophilia care

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Record updated July 23, 2026

Funding available: Varies by project
Deadline: Open continuously
Location: Canada
Who can apply: National member organizations.; See full eligibility

Overview

This program supports access to hemophilia care through donated treatments, education, and training. It is intended for member organizations, hemophilia treatment centres, and healthcare professionals in emerging countries.

At a glance

Funding available

Varies by project

Financing goals

Develop strategic partnerships
Develop a new program or service
Increase social or community impact
Enhance an existing program
Develop workforce skills
Strengthen organizational capacity
Train or support volunteers
Raise awareness or mobilize a population

Eligible candidates

Location: Canada
Eligible Industries: All industries
Annual revenue: All revenue ranges
Organisation size: All organization sizes
Audience: Canadians
Legal structures: Non-profit

Non-profit candidates

Sector of operation: Hospitals and Rehabilitation, Other Health Services, Social Services, Emergency and Relief
Target groups: People with disabilities, Rural / Remote communities, Nonprofits / charities
Revenue structures: 100% donations / grants
Scope: National

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Availability timeline

2026

Periods: 1

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

National member organizations.
Hemophilia treatment centres.
Healthcare professionals.

Eligible geographic areas

Emerging countries.
Worldwide, where eligible organizations are located.

Activities funded

Educational programs for hemophilia care.
Training for healthcare professionals.
Donation and distribution of treatments.

How to apply

Step 1: Contact the program
- Write to humanitarianaid@wfh.org to request assistance.
Step 2: Confirm eligibility and local coordination
- Work with the program and local authorities as needed.
- Obtain the import licences required for delivery and customs clearance.
Step 3: Prepare donation documentation
- Complete the relevant documentation before shipment.
- Ensure reporting can be handled through the online database.
Step 4: Receive the shipment
- Donations are packed and shipped by the program's logistics partners.

Documents Needed

Signed agreement or memorandum of understanding.
Import licences required for customs clearance.
Relevant donation documentation.
Required reports on the use of donated products.

Selection criteria

Need for donated treatments in the country.
Ability to receive and clear imported donations.
Capacity to complete required reporting on product use.

Processing and Agreement

The organization contacts the program to request support.
The program reviews the use of donated products.
Required reporting is managed through an online database.
Donations are then prepared, packed, and shipped.

Additional information

The program supports member organizations, treatment centres, and healthcare professionals.
It includes educational programs, training, and treatment donations.
Donations are shipped only after the required documentation is prepared.
The program uses an online database to manage required reporting.