![The chairman of Kenya Haemophilia Association[KHA] Dr Kibet P Shikuku (L) pose for a photo with other participants at the workshop.](https://humanpathology.uonbi.ac.ke/sites/humanpathology.uonbi.ac.ke/files/2020-03/Mauritius_Haemophilia_Youth_Association.jpg "The chairman of Kenya Haemophilia Association[KHA] Dr Kibet P Shikuku (L) pose for a photo with other participants at the workshop.")
The chairman of Kenya Haemophilia Association[KHA] Dr Kibet P Shikuku (L) pose for a photo with other participants at the workshop.
Patients in Africa with haemophilia and other bleeding disorders between ages of 18-35 met in Mauritius to participate in the first workshop of its own kind on leadership and community engagement to empower them in supporting their national member organization in the continent.
A total of 14 participants from English speaking countries were invited for a two-day workshop.
The chairman of Kenya Haemophilia Association [KHA] Dr Kibet P Shikuku from the Department of Human Pathology was invited as a chief guest and as a trainer on community engagement due to his vast experience in supporting and developing community programs.
He has an award from the same from the Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation [NNHF]. The workshop was supported by the World Federation of Haemophilia [WFH] in collaboration with Haemophilia Association of Mauritius [HAM].
Kenyan participants included the current president of HYA Mr. Carlos Maube and Charles Njogu [KHA] youth leader.
Other countries represented included; Ghana,Ethiopia,Mauritius, South Africa, Lesotho and Nambia.
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