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Community Outreach in Action:
Uniting voices for advocacy and education through Sickle Cell Disease awareness creation, health talks, medical screening and genetic counselling.

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Supporting Patients, Building Hope:
Creating lasting change through Support Groups, Capacity Building Webinars and Workshops and patient welfare activities.

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Empowering the Next Generation:
Building the confidence and resilience of youth living with Sickle Cell Disease through our Mentorship Project.

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Bridging the Gap Through Research:
Undertaking and participating in Sickle Cell Disease research to guide policy to improve the standard of care and quality of life of people affected by SCD.

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Welcome to Sickle Life, a leading health advocacy organization dedicated to raising awareness and improving the lives of persons affected by Sickle Cell Disease.

Since 2013, we have been at the forefront of education, research, advocacy, patient support and community outreach, working tirelessly to raise awareness and provide critical resources to those most in need of these.

Our mission is to empower individuals and communities to make informed decisions about Sickle Cell Disease, promote good health-seeking behaviours amongst patients and reduce stigma associated with Sickle Cell Disease.

With a range of projects and partnerships including health talks, medical screening and genetic counselling, mentorship programmes, research and conferences, we aim to bridge gaps in knowledge and care.

Together, we can create a world where individuals living with Sickle Cell Disease are supported, informed, and empowered. Together, we can all make informed choices about Sickle Cell Disease.

Our Impact

What we do

At Sickle Life, we are committed to making a meaningful and lasting impact through our diverse range of projects and programs

Community outreach through events like media engagements, health talks, sickle cell screening, genetic counselling and World Sickle Cell Day commemorations bring together patients, caregivers, advocates, healthcare professionals and the public to champion the cause.

Our patient and caregiver support activities such as support groups, educational webinars, capacity building projects and welfare initiatives inspire hope in members and empowers them to advocate for themselves while also providing assistance for social and health needs.

Our Mentorship Project connects young people living with Sickle Cell Disease and their families with mentors who have overcome the challenges of living with the condition, offering guidance and direction.

Our research work and conference presentations provide critical findings to improve the standards of care and quality of life of affected persons while fostering collaboration among key SCD stakeholders.

Each initiative is carefully planned, organised and implemented to support individuals living with Sickle Cell Disease and advance our mission of advocacy, education and empowerment.

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