From the Field
Real Moments from our Outreach, News from our Programmes and Events you can join.
EventThese initiatives promoted early identification, challenged stigma and misconceptions, and encouraged greater community support for people living with SCD and their families.
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EventThe project also empowered more than 400 parents and caregivers through entrepreneurship education and economic groups to strengthen their financial resilience and help sustain their children’s access to healthcare.
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EventJoin warriors, families and partners on 19 June for a community walk, free screening and a blood donation drive.
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EventThe initiative increased community awareness of Sickle Cell Disease, promoted early screening, and encouraged informed health-seeking decisions. It also contributed to reducing misconceptions and stigma while strengthening collaboration between healthcare providers, partners, and the community to improve support for individuals and families affected by Sickle Cell Disease.
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EventThe launch of Tanzania’s National Guidelines for Sickle Cell Disease Control marks a significant step towards strengthening early diagnosis, prevention, and quality care.
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EventThe session also addressed common misconceptions and encouraged young people to become ambassadors of accurate sickle cell information in their families and communities, supporting the call for equal opportunities and improved survival for people living with Sickle Cell Disease.
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EventThe initiative promotes early screening, genetic counselling, appropriate care, and stigma reduction to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by Sickle Cell Disease.
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EventThrough this initiative, more than 400 children are set to benefit from health insurance, enhancing access to timely medical care. With support from Bristol Myers Squibb, TASIWA continues to empower caregivers, strengthen families, and promote better health outcomes for children living with SCD.
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EventIntensive training for Healthcare Providers and Community Health Workers in Geita Region
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