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Why We Educate Students About Sickle Cell Disease?Update

Why 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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Empowering Young People Through Sickle Cell Awareness at St. Mary’s Seminary Secondary School, NyegeziField Story

Empowering Young People Through Sickle Cell Awareness at St. Mary’s Seminary Secondary School, Nyegezi

TASIWA promotes Sickle Cell Disease awareness among young people to improve understanding of its hereditary nature and encourage genotype testing and genetic counselling. This knowledge empowers youth to make informed reproductive decisions, helping reduce the risk of having children affected by SCD and fostering a more informed generation.

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