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**🎁Today is the 9th annual Giving Tuesday celebration. As an organization that aims to reach more people with bleeding disorders, we invite you to join us in our mission. ✨**
🖋️John Mark Carreon is among our youth members and here's his story: "I still remember the first time HAP helped me during a severe bleeding episode in my iliopsoas muscle. Their support allowed me to recover, get much-needed rest, and quickly return to school. HAP has continued to assist me—not only by providing medication but, more importantly, by supporting my education. Their help enabled me to complete my Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.
They even gave me opportunities to grow as a leader by sending me to leadership training programs in Cologne, Germany, and Bangalore, India, where I was honored to receive a special award. Today, I am building my career as a Quantity Surveyor in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. I aspire to one day become a hero and a source of hope for others with hemophilia, just as HAP has been for me."
**Help more HAP youth have better opportunities in life. CLICK the link https://www.hemophilia.ph/donate to donate.❤️**
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MONTHLY FEATURE

Filinvest Malls Spread Holiday Cheer with Donation to HAP

Filinvest Malls kicked off the holiday season with a P50,000 donation to the Hemophilia Advocates-Philippines (HAP). The donation is in support of HAP’s efforts to raise awareness for hemophilia and related health causes and is part of the mall's ongoing commitment to giving back to the community.

Hemophilia Community Updates

What is HAP?

We are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission as non-stock, non-profit organization. Our main objective is to provide immediate assistance to our members who are experiencing life-threatening bleeds.

We receive humanitarian donation of anti-hemophilic Factor concentrates from non-profit organizations abroad and we distribute these for free to patients with life-threatening and limb-threatening bleeds.

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What are bleeding disorders?

Bleeding disorders are a group of conditions that result when the blood cannot clot properly. People with bleeding disorders either lacks or has defective proteins called factors that bind together to form clots.

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Hemophilia in The Philippines

Majority of Filipinos with bleeding disorders live below poverty line (Around US$233/month income or less). Many of them either have limited or no access at all to medicines mainly because of poverty and lack of education (or lack of awareness on their condition)

Very few hospitals have the capability to handle patients with bleeding disorders. Hospitals that are properly equipped to treat people with bleeding disorders are mostly based in urban centers like Metro Manila, Cebu and Davao. Worse, they are mostly private hospitals that are not affordable to majority of the patients.