Secondary School Sickle Cell Awareness Outreach

Your passion fuels progress, for warriors, for the planet!

SDG Alignment: Advances SDG 3 (Good Health And Well-Being), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and SDG 17 (Partnerships).

 

This student-centred campaign empowers secondary schoolers to make informed choices about

Sickle cell anaemia through interactive education, mentorship, and peer-driven advocacy.

Impact: Equips teens with tools to protect their health futures, fosters empathy for peers with SCD,

and builds a generation committed to ending stigma.

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"β€œKnowledge is power. Your gift plants seeds of compassion that bloom into lifelong change.”"

Your donation will fund:

  • πŸ“˜ Educational Workshops: Fund interactive sessions in 500+ secondary schools to teach students about sickle cell genetics, prevention, and empathy.

  • 🩺 Free Screening Drives: Provide on-site haemoglobin electrophoresis tests to identify students with SCD or traits, ensuring early intervention.

  • πŸ“š Awareness Kits: Distribute student-friendly pamphlets, videos, and posters to reinforce learning and peer-to-peer advocacy.

  • πŸ‘© Sickle Cell Warrior Voices Podcast: Training students to lead community sensitisation drives and funding the first-ever Warriors International Podcast.

  • 🏫 Teacher Training: Equip educators with tools to support students with SCD (e.g., flexible attendance, pain crisis protocols).
  • 🎨 Creative Competitions: Sponsor art, essay, and drama contests to deepen understanding and dismantle stereotypes.

  • πŸ”„ Peer Mentor Programs: Train student ambassadors to lead anti-stigma campaigns and support classmates with SCD.

  • 🚌 Rural Outreach: Cover transportation costs to reach underserved schools in remote areas.

  • πŸ“± Digital Resources: Develop an app/web portal for students to access SCD facts, quizzes, and counselling services

 

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