The Pfizer Project "Improve Knowledge and Access to Health" is dedicated to addressing the educational and healthcare disparities experienced by individuals living with haemophilia. This initiative, centered around the goal of promoting educational equality, seeks to ensure that individuals with haemophilia have equitable access to educational opportunities. Through targeted educational interventions and support services, the program aims to empower people with haemophilia to reach their full academic potential, regardless of their health condition.
The Pfizer Project "Improve Knowledge and Access to Health" represents a concerted effort to empower People with Haemophilia to achieve educational equality and advocate for evidence-informed policies and practices. Through these efforts, we aim to improve the quality of life and outcomes for individuals living with haemophilia in our communities.
Additionally, the project focuses on public education and advocacy efforts to raise awareness about the challenges faced by individuals with Haemophilia. By engaging key stakeholders, including Ministry of Health officials and government policymakers, the program aims to advocate for evidence-based policies and practices that support individuals with haemophilia.
This program will transform blood disorder care in the region, with the following key objectives:
- To develop better communication strategies for the regional representatives.
- To increase awareness among Haemophilia patients, parents, county and national government.
- To include Haemophilia in the Ministry of Health policy document and annual budget.
