The WFH Twinning Program creates short-term collaborative partnerships between medical professionals and patient and youth leaders in emerging and established countries for a period of two to four years. Haemophilia Treatment Centres, patient organizations and youth groups can participate in this program, helping improve treatment and care for people living with an inherited bleeding disorder in developing countries.
As of January 2026, HFA and Cambodia Hemophilia Association (CHA) have entered a Foundation Twinning Partnership.
With the support of WFH, the twinning program will help to build and strengthen the organisational capacities of CHA to support people with haemophilia, von Willebrand disease (VWD) and other bleeding disorders. The twinning program will run for four years. We look forward to seeing what we can achieve together.
To learn a little more about CHA and the people they assist, watch this video from WFH:
HFA and Twinning
Established more than 15 years ago, the WFH Twinning Program aims to improve haemophilia care in emerging countries through a formal, two-way partnership between two haemophilia organisations or treatment centres for a period of four years. Twinned organisations or haemophilia treatment centres work together and share information, resulting in a mutually beneficial partnership. It is a great way to transfer expertise, experience, skills, and resources.
HFA has supported many programs over the years and participated in the WFH Twinning Program and various committees that work to achieve the objectives of WFH. Currently, HFA is twinned with the Myanmar Haemophilia Patient Association.