African Child Day Commemorations
TASIWA Champions the Right to Health for Every Child, Including Children Living with Sickle Cell Disease
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Field Stories & Updates
Real Moments from our Outreach, News from our Programmes and Events you can join.
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Field StoryTASIWA Educates Pregnant Women at Nyamagana District Hospital
Raising Sickle Cell Awareness Among Pregnant Women at Nyamagana District Hospital, Mwanza
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Field StoryRaising Sickle Cell Awareness Among Youth
Empowering Young People Through Sickle Cell Awareness and Education
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UpdateSickle Cell Clinic at Nyamagana District Hospital
Every Wednesday for Better Care and Healthier Lives.
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Field StorySickle Cell Awareness and Genotype Screening
Empowering Youth at FPCT Church at Kangaye Through Sickle Cell Awareness and Genotype Screening
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Field StoryChildren's Training on Sickle Cell Awareness
Empowering Children Through Health Education, Safety, and Sickle Cell Awareness Ahead of the Day of the African Child
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Field StoryEmpowering Religious Leaders Through Sickle Cell Awareness and Community Support
TASIWA and MCAN educated religious teachers and pastors on Sickle Cell Disease to strengthen community awareness, promote informed decisions, and improve support for individuals and families affected by the condition.
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UpdateWhy We Educate Students About Sickle Cell Disease?
TASIWA educates students about Sickle Cell Disease to dispel myths, promote early genotype testing and informed reproductive decisions, and encourage understanding and support for people living with SCD. This education also empowers young people to become awareness ambassadors, reduce stigma, and build inclusive communities where sickle cell warriors are treated with dignity and respect.
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Field StorySickle Cell Disease Awareness at Angelina Mabula Secondary School
Empowering Over 1,000 Students with Sickle Cell Disease Awareness at Angelina Mabula Secondary School
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