“I got to know about you through the show
you had on Delta TV. with your advise, i now
know how to take care of my baby, how to
feed him etc. I a
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Turwomwe Emmanuel, Mukono
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“I have acquired very relevant and good
knowledge and education about sickle cell and
how to live with it. Iam a carrier, my daughter
is a carrie
Mwebesa Joseph, FortPortal
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“This office (USCRF) is so encouraging/
strengthening and promising. I testify that iam
living in a better state than before”.
Awareness and Advocacy
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OBJECTIVE: TO ENSURE A REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN BORN WITH SICKLE CELL IN UGANDA.
Sickle cell has been one of the serious diseases but wi
Economic Empowerment of families affected by Sickle Cell disease
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OBJECTIVE: TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE ALLIVIATION OF POVERTY AMONG PEOPLE LIVING WITH SICKLE CELL
Sickle Cell management and care has a big fi
Sickle Cell Management , Treatment and Research
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OBJECTIVE: TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH SICKLE CELL
In Uganda 25, 000 babies are born annually with sickle cell disease. S
Partnerships and linkages
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OBJECTIVE: TO FOSTER INNOVATE PARTNERSHIPS TO STIMULATE POLICY, LAWS AND ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY
We have established partnerships with Ministry of Heal
Training in sickle cell disease
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OBJECTIVE: TO PROVIDE AWARENESS AND INFORMATION ABOUT SICKLE CELL DISEASE IN UGANDA.
In Ugandan communities, people have little or no knowledge abo
Screening and Testing
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OBJECTIVE: TO ALLOW PEOPLE TO KNOW THEIR SICKLE CELL GENOTYPES/STATUS.
The biggest population in the country doesn’t know its genotype. This is m
Our Story
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Once upon a time, High school sweethearts, Lukiah Nakabembe and Abdullah Mulumba moved to the US and started a life together. None of them knew that t