Naomi Giron is a 21-year-old dedicated Communication Studies major at UC Davis with a passion for advocacy and leadership. As the oldest of three siblings and a proud Salvadoran and Mexican individual, she has embraced roles that allow her to support and guide others in the hemophilia community—such as working as a camp counselor. Living with Mild Hemophilia A has shaped her commitment to making a difference, particularly as an advocate for women with bleeding disorders. She was a swimmer and recently practiced jiu-jitsu.

Naomi was inspired to join the Save One Life Ambassador Program because of her own experience struggling to receive proper treatment simply because she is a woman. She wants to help others around the world who don’t have access to the medication they need. Her goal is to raise awareness about bleeding disorders, educate others, and ultimately save lives by inspiring change through advocacy and understanding.

Her goals and aspirations for this program are to help others understand what it’s like to live with a bleeding disorder, raise awareness, and advocate for access to proper treatment for people around the world. She also hopes to educate and inspire others to become informed, compassionate allies in this community.