Our Community

Global ARCH / Our Community
Member Organizations Partner Organizations
ADANEC
Mexico
CHD Malaysia
Malaysia
Camp Odayin
United States
Conquering CHD
United States
Cuore Matto
Switzerland
Grupar BR
Brazil
Heart Children
Ireland {Republic}
HeartCharged
United States
Herznetz.Ch
Switzerland
Hole in the Heart
United States
Let It Echo Inc.
Philippines
MITERA
United States
Mending Kids
United States
Ray of Light
Bangladesh
Sisters by Heart
United States
Siut
Pakistan
Surgeons of Hope
United States
Team Heart, Inc.
United States
The Heart Chamber
United States
Zipper Sisters
United States
iLIKA
United Kingdom

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Global ARCH is free and open to all organizations or individuals who seek to improve the lives of those impacted by CHD, RHD, and childhood-onset heart disease. By joining the Global ARCH community, you will have a chance to learn from CHD and RHD leaders throughout the world. You will also have opportunities to participate in regional, national, and global action to improve the future of every person affected by childhood-onset heart disease.

Global ARCH Member Spotlight

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Brave Little Hearts Namibia

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Brave Heart

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Nahimeh Jaffar 

Nahimeh Jaffar has worked as a certified Project Manager (PMP) in various fields, including Public Health, Biotech, and Pharmaceuticals, working within clinical settings such as hospitals and clinics. In addition, she worked with global communities in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Middle East, supporting various social impact projects. Ms. Jaffar has been involved in preventive health initiatives in collaboration with the Center for Disease Control (CDC, USA) and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS, USA).

 

Ms. Jaffar holds an MBA in Business Development from the Swiss Institute of Higher Management, Vevey, Switzerland, and a bachelor’s degree in Consumer Affairs from California State University, Northridge, USA.

Amy Verstappen, President

Amy Verstappen has been a patient advocate and health educator since 1996, when her own challenges living with a complex heart defect led her to the Adult Congenital Heart Association, where she served as president from 2001 to 2013. She has served as an advisor to the Centers for Disease Control the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute; and the International Society for Adult Congenital Cardiac Disease, and worked with congenital heart patient and professional groups throughout the USA and the world.  Ms. Verstappen received a Masters in Education in 1990 and a Masters in Global Health in 2019.