For over a decade, SCHAF has implemented integrated programs designed to address Sickle Cell Disease from prevention to long-term care.
Every initiative maps to one of our four pillars: awareness, care, advocacy, and research.
Educating communities, schools, and institutions about SCD, genetic inheritance, and prevention.
We conduct comprehensive awareness campaigns across schools, communities, religious centers, and workplaces to educate people about Sickle Cell Disease, its genetic nature, and the importance of early detection.
Providing emotional, medical, and financial support to individuals and families living with SCD.
We provide holistic support to patients and their families, addressing medical, emotional, and financial challenges that come with managing Sickle Cell Disease daily.
Our screening programs offer accessible and affordable testing to identify carriers and affected individuals early, enabling timely intervention and informed family planning decisions.
Collaborating with global institutions on SCD research and pushing for policy change.
We partner with academic institutions and research centers to advance understanding of SCD and develop better treatment approaches.
Advancing SCD knowledge through research partnerships, data, and evidence-led policy work.
We collaborate with researchers, clinicians, community partners, and institutions to improve SCD prevention, care delivery, and long-term outcomes.