2019 Save One Life Exec Director Visit
In 2019, the 'Save one Life' Executive Director came to visit our program beneficiaries in Murang'a. It was an honor for both the beneficiaries and JMHSK.
Source: WFH – 2017
Who we are
JMHSK is a non-governmental organization committed to supporting people living with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders in Kenya. It began in 2008 in memory of Jose who passed on in April 2007 due to hemophilia complications at age six. To date, the total membership is 218 members.
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Our Mission
Our mission is to provide comprehensive care and medical support to the bleeder's community through the provision of medical supplies (factor) and financial support to build a thriving bleeding disorder community in Kenya. Through ou office located in Nairobi, we have distributed over 1,869,778 IUS of Factor to date.
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Our Programs at a Glance
We run 4 programs. These include: Family/Livelihoods [In partnership with Save One Life we have - Sponsorship, Scholarship, Micro Enterprise Grants, and Outreach programs]; Medical Programs [Project Share-factor & Training]; Public Awareness Programs (partnerships); and Organisational Programs.
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Estimate of people living with bleeding Disorders in Kenya - 2017
- Total country estimates
- People with hemophilia
- People with von Willebrand disease
- People with other bleeding disorders
What we have been able to achieve so far
0
JMHSK Registered Members to date
0
JMHSK Members living with Hemophilia
0
Direct beneficiaries from our programs
7703000
Factor donated through JMHSK to date
Serving both Men and Women Bleeder's Community
What we do
We serve the bleeding disorders’ community by receiving and distributing donated factor and funding. We also advise and educate members on bleeding disorders’.
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Recent Events
2019 Christmas Party
2019 Annual Christmas Party hosted for save One Life beneficiaries and their families where kids play and receive gifts.
2018 Christmas Party
Annual Christmas Party hosted for save One Life beneficiaries and their families where kids play and receive gifts.
Serving the Hemophilia Community in Kenya
We support people living with hemophilia and their families by facilitating access to medicine, information, education and financial support.
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“I realised that something was wrong when Jose started getting mysterious bumps and bruises on his hands and knees as soon as he started crawling, On several occasions, I had noticed a little blood on his tongue while breastfeeding him but assumed that he had just bitten himself.
Maureen Miruka
JMHSK Founder
Haemophilia, which mostly affects males, can also affect females but is much rare in females. It is a hereditary, life-long condition that is passed from mother to child. People with the condition suffer excessive bleeding, even from a tiny cut. Sometimes, the bleeding does not stop without some form of intervention.
JMHSK
Administrator
