Community Outreach
Awareness campaigns, Khmer-language education, and partnerships with local health centres that reach patients where they live.
The Cambodian Haemophilia Association is a patient-led organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for people living with bleeding disorders across Cambodia.
A Cambodia where every person with a bleeding disorder has access to diagnosis, treatment, and support.
To advocate for quality care, educate communities, support families, and empower caregivers.
CHA's commitment to community outreach, volunteer engagement, and public awareness across Cambodia.
Awareness campaigns, Khmer-language education, and partnerships with local health centres that reach patients where they live.
Patients, families, and healthcare students who lead events, mentor newly diagnosed peers, and run community-based activities year-round.
Our northwest hub coordinates local outreach, patient support, and partnerships with Siem Reap Provincial Hospital.
Join our volunteer network and make a difference in the bleeding disorders community across Cambodia.
CHA was founded in 2011 by patients and families who came together with a shared vision: to ensure no one in Cambodia faces a bleeding disorder alone. What began as a small support group has grown into a national patient-led organization.
CHA was established by patients and families who came together with a shared dream: ensuring that individuals suffering from bleeding disorders across Cambodia receive recognition, emotional solidarity, and life-saving care.
United by Hope
Patient support circle during CHA's inaugural foundation meeting.
CHA officially became an accredited national member organization of the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH). This milestone opened Cambodia to global humanitarian factor donation programs and clinical training fellowships.
World Federation of Hemophilia
Connecting Cambodian patients to the global community of care.
Partnered directly with major public and pediatric hospitals across Phnom Penh and Siem Reap to establish dedicated haemophilia treatment units and physician training workshops.
Clinical Capacity Building
Collaborating with hospital clinical teams to expedite acute care.
Expanded education, provincial mobile clinics, and patient identification into rural provinces. Launched modern digital membership and emergency assistance systems to serve patients everywhere.
Nationwide Family
Empowering bleeding disorder patients and families across Cambodia.
Dedicated leaders, advisors, and working groups guiding CHA's national mission across Cambodia.
On-the-ground patient empowerment, youth advocacy, women’s care circles, and provincial hospital outreach across Cambodia.
A vibrant network of young patients and advocates leading awareness campaigns, peer-to-peer mentoring, and youth workshops across Cambodia.
Dedicated support circles and medical education for mothers, female bleeders, and carriers navigating von Willebrand disease and haemophilia.
Coordinating regional clinical outreach, emergency clotting factor delivery, and hospital care with Angkor Hospital for Children and local health centres.
Frontline volunteers mobilizing across provinces to support patient hospital transport, community roadshows, emergency donation logistics, and blood drives.
CHA proudly partners with leading global organizations to strengthen haemophilia care across Cambodia.
Global member of the WFH network. Through this partnership, CHA accesses international treatment guidelines, training programs, and humanitarian aid that directly improve patient care.
Securing emergency clotting factor concentrates distributed directly to treatment centers across Cambodia.
Deploying WFH international diagnostic standards and comprehensive care models for Cambodian pediatric clinics.
Representing Cambodian bleeding disorder patients at the biennial WFH World Congress.
HFA partners with CHA on capacity building, clinical training, and patient advocacy. Joint programs connect Cambodian clinicians with Australian expertise.
Connecting Australian senior hematologists with Cambodian doctors and hospital staff.
Practical rehabilitation guidance to prevent joint immobility and muscle bleeding complications.
Empowering parents, carriers, and youth ambassadors with self-infusion and psychosocial support.