Ministry of Health, Tanzania
Dodoma
Leads national health policy; sickle cell disease is included in the national strategy for non-communicable diseases.
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A directory of government bodies, hospitals, research programmes, patient groups and partners working on sickle cell disease.
Dodoma
Leads national health policy; sickle cell disease is included in the national strategy for non-communicable diseases.
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National referral hospital with dedicated clinics for children and adults living with sickle cell disease.
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Zonal consultant and teaching hospital for the Lake Zone, providing sickle cell care and research in north-western Tanzania.
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Paediatric care and health-systems partner; supervised TASIWA's Securing Health, Improving Lives Project.
Upanga, Dar es Salaam
Programme at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences supporting coordination, healthcare, advocacy, research and training for SCD (the CHARTA approach).
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Health sciences university training health professionals and leading long-term sickle cell research in Tanzania.
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Non-governmental organisation launched in 2010 to raise awareness of sickle cell disease.
Tanzania
Patient-led community giving people living with SCD a voice and peer support.
Tanzania
Civil-society group working on awareness and support for people with SCD and their families.
Tanzania
Youth-focused organisation promoting awareness and support among young people living with SCD.
Tanzania
Alliance bringing together stakeholders to advocate for better sickle cell services.
Tanzania
Federation of sickle cell groups; a partner in regional programmes to strengthen SCD care.
Mwanza
Education, awareness and new hope for people living with SCD, parents and caregivers in the Lake Zone.
International
Funder of the Securing Health, Improving Lives Project implemented by TASIWA in Mwanza.
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Supports a Kenya–Tanzania programme strengthening care centres, health-worker training and advocacy for haemophilia and SCD.
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With the BMS Foundation and Baylor College of Medicine, supports programmes to combat SCD in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Funded TASIWA's Daftari SCD Project in 2022, which used exercise books to raise sickle cell awareness in schools.
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About this directory. It is compiled from public sources to help families find support; listing does not imply a partnership with TASIWA unless marked. Know an organisation we should add, or spotted an error? Let us know.