Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association

21/06/2025

*Did you know?*
Children with bleeding disorders may miss up to 40–60 days of school each year due to painful bleeds and hospital visits.
Let’s work together to ensure access to proper treatment so every child can stay in school and thrive.


Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association C/O National Blood Service Zimbabwe
53 Mazowe Street Harare P.0 Box A101 Belgravia
📧 zimhaemophilia@gmail.com
Phone numbers +263779597002/+263777561968/+263777562621

19/06/2025

On this , we join the global community in raising awareness about sickle cell disease an inherited blood disorder that affects millions worldwide. Guided by this year’s theme, “Every Nation, Every Drop – Unite by Donating Blood,” we emphasize the urgent need for consistent and voluntary blood donations. For individuals living with sickle cell disease, access to safe blood is not just a medical necessity, it is a vital lifeline that helps manage complications and improve quality of life.
At the Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association , we stand in solidarity with all those affected and call upon every Zimbabwean to become part of the solution.
Together, let us unite in action, compassion, and commitment to saving lives, one drop at a time.

Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association C/O National Blood Service Zimbabwe
53 Mazowe Street Harare P.0 Box A101 Belgravia
📧 zimhaemophilia@gmail.com
Phone numbers +263779597002/+263777561968/+263777562621

17/06/2025

Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association C/O National Blood Service Zimbabwe
53 Mazowe Street Harare P.0 Box A101 Belgravia
📧 zimhaemophilia@gmail.com
Phone numbers +263779597002/+263777561968/+263777562621

14/06/2025

Zimbabwe is joining the rest of the world in commemorating World Blood Donor Day this Saturday. The national commemorations, which are being held at Jameson High School in Kadoma are running under the theme, "Give Blood, Give Hope. Together we save lives"

09/06/2025

Learn more☺️ about Haemophilia today with Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association

04/06/2025

Understanding Haemophilia🙂with Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association🩸

For more information, contact:
ZHA President (Fynn Machona) - +263779597002
ZHA Secretary (Blessing Nyika) - +263782975468

11/05/2025

Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association C/O National Blood Service Zimbabwe
53 Mazowe Street Harare P.O Box A101 Belgravia
Email:zimhaemophilia@gmail.com
Phone numbers+263779597002/ 263777561968/+263777562621

At Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association, we believe that every day is an opportunity to uplift, empower, and stand together as a family united by resilience. Whether you're living with a bleeding disorder or supporting someone who is, you are part of a strong and compassionate community. Together we can make the lives of people living with a bleeding disorder better

17/04/2025

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This year’s theme, “Access for All: Women and Girls Bleed Too,” highlights the urgent need for equity in care. Join the global conversation using our social media hashtags and amplify your events and stories with the toolkit: https://bit.ly/3up6exA

Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association C/O National Blood Service Zimbabwe
53 Mazowe Street Harare P.0 Box A101 Belgravia
📧 zimhaemophilia@gmail.com
Phone numbers +263777561968/+263777562621

14/03/2025

🚨 Did you know: Women with often experience prolonged bleeding after surgeries like C-sections, hysterectomies, and tooth extractions.

This , let’s raise awareness and advocate for better treatment for women and girls with bleeding disorders. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3XLv9ef

24/02/2025

The *Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association (ZHA)* is delighted to announce that the journey towards designing the Zimbabwe Haemophilia Treatment Guidelines, supported by the Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation (NNHF), is almost complete.

On Saturday 19 February 2025, ZHA, alongside doctors and other healthcare professionals from the *Haematology Research Trust of Zimbabwe*, convened at the Bronte Hotel in Harare to review and provide input on the first draft of the treatment guidelines. These guidelines have been designed to provide practical and accessible guidance for primary healthcare practitioners who might not be familiar with haemophilia management, as well as to summarise best practices for practitioners at secondary and tertiary healthcare levels.

These guidelines will be instrumental in bringing the requisite knowledge to healthcare facilities around the country. ZHA has observed that most facilities have faced challenges in knowing how to manage haemophilia patients or even administer infusions when factor concentrates were available. These guidelines will now offer much-needed confidence to healthcare professionals, not just in the capital at Parirenyatwa National Hospital, where NNHF has supported the establishment of a third-level comprehensive care facility, but across the country where we intend to disseminate the guidelines once endorsed by the Ministry of Health.

As a patient association, we hope the guidelines will provide relief to patients who have had to endure long hours of travel to reach the capital for manageable cases at their nearest facilities. The Zimbabwe Haemophilia Association is thankful to the Ministry of Health, the Haematology Research Trust of Zimbabwe, doctors, and other healthcare professionals who dedicated their time and expertise to this process, as well as to its members and the *Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation (NNHF)*.

11/09/2024

10/09/2024

21st September 2024 at National Blood Services Zimbabwe near Parirenyatwa Hospital those with the sings and symptoms of Haemophilia come for free screening ......