TASIWA Congratulates Pascazia Mazeze on FISA Awards 2019 Nomination
Pascazia Mazeze has been nominated for the FISA Awards 2019 in the Youth Humanitarian Support category in recognition of her humanitarian contribution.
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UpdatePascazia Mazeze has been nominated for the FISA Awards 2019 in the Youth Humanitarian Support category in recognition of her humanitarian contribution.
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UpdateThis recognition celebrates her commitment to sickle cell advocacy and TASIWA’s efforts to raise awareness, amplify the voices of people living with Sickle Cell Disease, and promote better health and well-being.
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Field StoryThe training aimed to strengthen the group’s understanding of SCD and its ability to support affected children and their families.
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Field StoryJosepha Kwila Chokara shares a powerful personal story of living with Sickle Cell Disease, beginning with his diagnosis at the age of two and a half. Her early experiences reveal the challenges caused by misconceptions, traditional beliefs, stigma, and limited awareness of sickle cell disease.
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EventTheir valuable contribution, expertise, and commitment helped strengthen awareness and understanding of SCD. This partnership highlights the importance of collaboration between healthcare professionals and community organizations in addressing misconceptions and improving support for individuals living with SCD and their families.
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EventThe initiative recognized their influential roles in families, schools, and communities, equipping them with accurate information to raise awareness, challenge misconceptions, and promote support for people living with SCD.
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EventHope and Resilience: Living and Fighting with Sickle Cell Disease
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UpdateThis partnership highlights the importance of collaboration in raising awareness of Sickle Cell Disease, promoting community education, and strengthening support for individuals and families affected by the condition.
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UpdateNo More Pain, Dear Cherish— Your Courage Lives On
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