The Progression of Sickle Cell Gala 2023
My Friend Jen Celebrates the Success of the first Progression of Sickle Cell Gala in Birmingham In honour of World Sickle Cell Day 2023, My Friend Jen’s extraordinary gala event captivated guests from across the United Kingdom. On Saturday 10th June, The Progression of Sickle Cell Gala took place, in celebration of the indomitable spirit […]
Sickle Cell SS Through The Eyes Of A 16 Year Old
Hope from Ontario, Canada shares her experience growing up with Sickle Cell SS Hi everyone, my name is Hope Olaniyan, and I’m 16 years old. I was born with sickle cell SS, a rare blood disease that affects millions of people worldwide. Growing up with sickle cell hasn’t been easy, but it has taught me […]
How Schools Can Celebrate World Sickle Cell Day
With this years theme, schools can celebrate world sickle cell day and join in the fun this June.
Theme for World Sickle Cell Day 2022
Having observed and acknowledged the value of community efforts and the power that we have in numbers, this years theme announcement for World Sickle Cell Day is an opportunity for everyone to contribute on a global level.
Magazine Campaign For Sickle Cell
#MERCHWITHSCREAM The Magazine Campaign For Sickle Cell; Giving Sickle Cell A Makeover.
Gaming For Sickle Cell
Meet The Founder of Melanin Gamers Raising Money For Sickle Cell Through Gaming
Supporting Sickle Cell In Birmingham
The team at OSCAR Birmingham put in an amazing effort to prepare, pack and distribute treats and care packages across Birmingham bringing joy and smiles to children, families and adults during the festive period.
In And Out Of Hospital During The Covid Pandemic
I started to hate myself and who I was. I just wanted to be normal for once and pain free. I felt like less of a woman. I wasn’t able to care for my children let alone myself. I was ready to give up on myself and everything altogether.
Surviving COVID-19: The Story Of A Sickle Cell Goddess
She is a Philanthropist and humanitarian as well as an International Cake Artist and a single mum of 4 Kids. She calls herself ‘The Sickle Cell Goddess’ due to her selfless humanitarian works in her community and this is her story of surviving COVID-19.
Black Ballad
Award winning author Jenica Leah shared some insight into her lockdown experience and how she feels about going out now restrictions have been lifted.