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T.Goodwin, Honorary Secretary, New Zealand Haemophilia Society, PO Box 122 Auckland 1 (New Zealand) Introduction The economic situation in New Zealand makes it appropriate to address the International Federation on the funding of the New Zealand Haemophilia Society. New Zealand is one of a few countries that is today entering the Third World, having previously enjoyed a more affluent position. In terms of gross national product, it lies somewhere behind Pakistan and Peru and a little ahead of Portugal and Israel. It continues to lose ground. Because of this, the New Zealand experience may have something to offer to both the more and the less wealthy countries associated with the Federation. In New Zealand, where there is a population of three million, there are three hundred haemophiliacs, about two thirds of whom have contact with the Society. Why are Funds Required? Funds are required not only for educational purposes, but also to fill gaps in social welfare and medical spending. To a greater or lesser extent, these are requirements worldwide. Secondly, at an international level, funds are necessary to continue the work of the World Federation and to assist with research. How Much is Raised? Over the past 5 years, the New Zealand Haemophilia Society has raised over NZ $ 40,000. Fund raising requires dedication and humility, and success should be judged on the energy expended and not solely on financial totals. Objectives Projects that capture the imagination form the spearhead of the Society’s financial endeavours. These projects are sometimes used as a means of highlighting medical or 106 Goodwin

Financial Support – Funding of the New Zealand Haemophilia Society