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World
Homeopathy Awareness Week
April 10-16, 2012
2012 Theme: Infertility

Celebrating the healing art of homeopathy
In celebration of all those who have healed with Homeopathy, homeopaths and supporters share education and accessibility of homeopathy around the world, beginning on Dr. Samuel Hahnemann's Birthday every year.
During World Homeopathy Awareness Week (WHAW) free public events such as lectures, media interviews, volunteer first-aid at sports events, free & reduced clinics, written materials, pieces on Twitter and Facebook, publication articles and much more are shared in over 40 countries.
Through more awareness and access to homeopathy resulting in profoundly improved health, the paradigm in the understanding of healing and healthcare can truly shift.
Join us! April 10th – April 16th Homeopathy and Infertility
Find out how to participate or support WHAW. Contact Chair, Elizabeth Byszeski
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What is WHAO ?
The WHAO is a non-profit, all
volunteer, grassroots organization. The work is done voluntarily.
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What is WHAW ?
WHAW was created to promote homeopathic awareness all around
the world. During this week homeopaths and friends of homeopathy
will come together to share with the world the miracles of homeopathy.
When is WHAW ?
WHAW starts with the week of April 10-16, 2011
Countries Involved
Please contact the representative(s)
in your country or region if you would like to be involved
in World Homeopathy Awareness Week.
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Armenia |
Australia |
Bangladesh . Prog. |
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Belgium |
Bosnia & Herzegovina |
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Bulgaria , |
Canada: CSH,SPHQ |
Croatia |
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Czech Republic |
Denmark |
Egypt |
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Finland |
Greece |
Germany |
| Hungary |
India |
Iran |
| Ireland |
Israel |
Japan |
| Kenya |
Korea |
Lithuania |
| Malta |
Nepal |
New Zealand |
| Norway |
Pakistan |
Poland |
| Portugal |
Romania |
Serbia |
| Slovakia: CKH, SHA |
Spain |
Sweden |
Switzerland :
IWDH,VKH, VFKH, SVHA |
Tanzania |
The Netherlands |
| United Arab Emirates |
United Kingdom |
United States |
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