Richi Patient Empowerment Program: A New Initiative for Global Patient Associations

Richi Patient Empowerment shared on LinkedIn:

“As we approach the end of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re thrilled to introduce the Richi Patient Empowerment Program, a new initiative by the Richi Childhood Cancer Foundation dedicated to empowering patient associations around the world.

By leveraging innovative models and immersing participants in the dynamic ways U.S. non-profits operate, our goal is to inspire and support organizations in making a positive impact across various diseases.

This initiative is part of our strategy to provide value beyond our mission while creating awareness and raising funds for the Richi House.

In partnership with Boehringer Ingelheim, we recently wrapped up our first edition, welcoming five amazing Spanish foundations into our community: AMAFE-Asociación Española de Apoyo en Psicosis, Asarga, Acción Psoriasis, Asociación Bariátrica Híspalis Nacional – Asociación de pacientes bariátricos y obesidad, and Plataforma de Organizaciones de Pacientes.

‘Collaboration with patient associations is essential, as it allows us to understand their experiences firsthand and work together to develop solutions that have a real and positive impact on the lives of millions of people’, stated Alexandra Ballester Alonso, Patient Advocacy Team Lead at Boehringer Ingelheim Spain.

It has been an honor to collaborate with Boehringer Ingelheim, and we look forward to continuing this partnership to help as many patient associations as possible and improve the lives of patients with unmet medical needs.

To learn more about this exciting new initiative, visit our website.”

Source: Richi Patient Empowerment/LinkedIn

The Richi Patient Empowerment Program will provide participants with vital tools and strategies to enhance patient voices, foster positive change, and empower individuals through immersive experiences and strategic partnerships.

With expert-led sessions, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities, it will facilitate the sharing of best practices, spark innovation, and cultivate leadership within patient associations.