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Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society

Manama · Bahrain
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The Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society has committed itself since its inception in 1991, the task of spreading awareness for genetic blood diseases prevalent in almost all Arab countries .oohm objectives of the association and the second goal is to improve patient care and services provided to them in cooperation with the Ministry of Health. To achieve those goals Assembly has sought the help of a group of people of this beloved country to hold seminars and issuing educational brochures and posters of these diseases. And access to large segments of the Bahraini public, which has become a praise to Allah a high degree of understanding of scientific concepts of genetic blood diseases. The Bahraini public is fully aware today …

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Registration 4/20
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Not sourced from official registry 0
Cross-referenced (2+ sources) +4
Profile not yet claimed by organization 0
Financial Transparency 0/30
No financial documents found on website 0
No financial filing on record 0
No revenue figure disclosed 0
No spending figure disclosed 0
No detailed financial breakdown disclosed 0
Governance 3/20
No officers disclosed 0
No officer titles disclosed 0
Executive compensation not disclosed 0
Mission / description on file +3
No founding date on file 0
Contact Availability 10/10
Website +3
Email +3
Phone +2
Physical address +2
Data Recency 20/20
Updated within 6 months +20
Red flags 0
No red flags detected, so nothing is deducted 0

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  • GiveRadar has verified more about this organization than about 88% of the 73 charities in Bahrain it tracks, because GiveRadar has verified its contact details. Most of those have little verified data on record yet. Explore Bahrain
  • It has more complete contact information than nearly all comparable charities, with a verified website, email, phone and address on record. See national comparisons
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Integrity Assessment Ahead of peers
This charity
35 Peer average
32

Cause areas in Bahrain

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Education
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Advocacy & Civil Rights
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Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society is a nonprofit based in Manama, Bahrain. GiveRadar lists it from public charity directories and does not hold an official government registration record for it. GiveRadar's Integrity Assessment for the organization is 35/100, which reflects how much public information is available, not whether the charity is legitimate.

The Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society has committed itself since its inception in 1991, the task of spreading awareness for genetic blood diseases prevalent in almost all Arab countries .oohm objectives of the association and the second goal is to improve patient care and services provided to them in cooperation with the Ministry of Health. To achieve those goals Assembly has sought the help of a group of people of this beloved country to hold seminars and issuing educational brochures and posters of these diseases. And access to large segments of the Bahraini public, which has become a praise to Allah a high degree of understanding of scientific concepts of... Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society is based in Bahrain.

Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society is located in Manama, Bahrain. Its address is P.o Box:11399 -Bahrain.

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What is Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society?
Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society is a non-governmental based in Manama, Bahrain. The Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society has committed itself since its inception in 1991, the task of spreading awareness for genetic blood diseases prevalent in almost all Arab countries .oohm objectives of the association and the second goal is to improve patient care and services provided to them in cooperation with the Ministry of Health. To achieve those goals Assembly has sought the help of a group of people of this beloved country to hold seminars and issuing educational brochures and posters of these diseases. And access to large segments of the Bahraini public, which has become a praise to Allah a high degree of understanding of scientific concepts of genetic blood diseases. The Bahraini public is fully aware today of the need for early screening tests, especially before marriage which was supported by Assembly since its inception. That the Assembly many projects singled out the leading national project, a project that continues to examine the students for seven consecutive years at the expense of Assembly. It also projects the rehabilitation of patients for the labor market, and training and assistance in their access to the realization to fend for themselves rather than be a burden on others. As well as the delivery of patients to and from the hospital, along with entertainment programs that relieve them and their families. We also hope that everyone involved with us in the march towards a purposeful application of a national strategy to eliminate genetic blood diseases in Bahrain. In conclusion, we send a multitude of thanks and gratitude to everyone who participated and cooperate with us in this benevolent activities.
Where is Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society located?
Headquartered in Manama, Bahrain.
Is Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society trustworthy?
Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society has a GiveRadar Integrity Assessment of 35 out of 100 (Limited data available). The score reflects public-data transparency: registration, financial disclosure, governance, contact details, and how recently data was refreshed. It does not measure program impact.
What is Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society's website?
http://www.bnhas.org
Are donations to Bahrain National Hereditary Anaemia Society tax-deductible?
Donations may be tax-deductible for residents of Bahrain under local rules. US donors should check whether the charity has an equivalency-determination letter or a US-based fiscal sponsor before claiming a deduction.