Emeli's Smile Sickle Cell Foundation

Emeli's Smile Sickle Cell Foundation Emeli’s Smile supports the +400,000 children and young adults living with Sickle Cell Disease in CMR

You know what's happening today right? All roads lead to Krystal Palace DLA. It is FUSBUS O'Clock by Captain Edith Delig...
03/10/2026

You know what's happening today right? All roads lead to Krystal Palace DLA. It is FUSBUS O'Clock by Captain Edith Delight and Emeli's Smile Sickle Cell Foundation is there, ready to answer all your questions. AREA well represented by Zack and Jam Emile . We have a lot to share with you.

Go there, listen to us and get your goodies from all the amazing vendors at Exhibition.



03/10/2026
03/10/2026
⚠️NEWSFLASHWe will be having our 2026 edition of the Emeli's Smile Creativity Award. This award recognizes and celebrate...
16/09/2026

⚠️NEWSFLASH

We will be having our 2026 edition of the Emeli's Smile Creativity Award. This award recognizes and celebrates the creative work of a child (under 18) or adult living with Sickle Cell blood disorder, residing in Cameroon.

The year 2026 theme is "SICKLE CELL SHALL NOT BE A SETBACK TO MY DESTINY”, We are accepting entries centered around this theme. Creative work includes a story, a poem, short play, comedy, a painting, a sculpture, a drawing, etc. In order to enter this competition, kindly submit your work and include
-Your Name
- Your Age
- A brief description of yourself

All entries should be submitted via
email: [email protected]
WhatsApp (00237)676655399 or +237 674753843
GOOD LUCK!

Deadline for all submissions is 11:59PM October 30th, 2026.

Prizes:
- 1st PRIZE 50,000FCFA
- 2nd PRIZE 35,000FCFA
- 3rd PRIZE 25,000FCFA

Awards will be presented end of November 2026

Additional details coming soon...

REPORT OF THE 2026 WORLD SICKLE CELL DAY CELEBRATION IN BAMENDA The event carried out at the Regional Hospital Bamenda, ...
30/06/2026

REPORT OF THE 2026 WORLD SICKLE CELL DAY CELEBRATION IN BAMENDA

The event carried out at the Regional Hospital Bamenda, was organized by Emeli Smile Sickle Cell Foundation in Collaboration with Talk pregnancy with Dr. Noella took place on the 19-06-2026.

Activities of the day started at 1pm with a word of prayer from a warrior, followed was a power speech from the founder and CEO of Emeli Smile Sickle cell foundation, Nora Brown, highlighting the theme of this years' sickle cell day celebration “Closing the Survival Gap: Equity in Sickle Cell Disease”. She acknowledged every Sickler/warrior including Doctors, nurses, Caregivers and everyone who supported warriors especially in their challenging moments.

The 1st presentation of the day came from Talk pregnancy with Dr. Noella on the topic. Challenges faced by young people adolescent girls with sickle cell disease.

Next was a speech Titled: My Story of Menstruation from Tata Sonita, a Miss Cameroon universal Northwest 2026, Sickle Cell warrior and Advocate, Development Communicator, Social Worker and Founder of "Advocacy Models".

A 2nd presentation on the topic Sickle cell and diet was done by Mrs. Vanessa, a nutritionist at the Regional hospital Bamenda, highlighting food types which are of great importance for people with Sickle Cell disease and those which should be avoided

The 3rd presentation of the day was on Priapism in males with Sickle cell disease, presented by Talk pregnancy with doctor Noella

An interactive session followed just after the presentation during which Sanitary pads were shared amongst adolescent girls with Sickle Cell and Surprised packages from Nora Brown was earned by 3 warriors who answered correctly the questions of the day showing their comprehension of the day's presentations.

Profound gratitudes to Dr. Kan Kate who made it possible for a Screening session to be done at the event.

Thanks to kowan official for his presence as an ambassador to the organisation.

And much thanks to the Regional hospital Bamenda

Reporter; JAM EMILE KIMBI

REPORT OF THE 2026 WORLD SICKLE CELL DAY CELEBRATION IN BAMENDAThe event carried out at the Regional Hospital Bamenda, w...
30/06/2026

REPORT OF THE 2026 WORLD SICKLE CELL DAY CELEBRATION IN BAMENDA

The event carried out at the Regional Hospital Bamenda, was organized by Emeli Smile Sickle Cell Foundation in Collaboration with Talk pregnancy with Dr. Noella took place on the 19th-06-2026.

Activities of the day started at 1pm with a word of prayer from a warrior, followed was a power speech from the founder and CEO of Emeli Smile Sickle cell foundation, Nora Brown, highlighting the theme of this years' sickle cell day celebration “Closing the Survival Gap: Equity in Sickle Cell Disease”. She acknowledged every Sickler/warrior including Doctors, nurses, Caregivers and everyone who in one way supported warriors especially in their challenging moments.
The 1st presentation of the day came from Talk pregnancy with Dr. Noella on the topic. Challenges faced by young people adolescent girls with sickle cell disease, which ended with an interactive session between the presenter and the warriors.

Next was a speech Titled: My Story of Menstruation from Tata Sonita, a Miss Cameroon universal Northwest 2026, Sickle Cell warrior and Advocate, Development Communicator, Social Worker and Founder of "Advocacy Models". She was greatly appraised by Dr Kam Kate, a Consultant Pediatrician at the Regional hospital Bamenda and Lecturer at the University of Bamenda.

A 2nd presentation on the topic Sickle cell and diet was done by Mrs. Vanessa, a nutritionist at the Regional hospital Bamenda, highlighting food types which are of great importance for people with Sickle Cell disease and those which should be avoided
The 3rd presentation of the day was on Priapism in males with Sickle cell disease, presented by Talk pregnancy with doctor Noella, a topic which featured in Nora Brown's opening speech and equally in that of Tata Sonita

An interactive session followed just after the presentation during which Sanitary pads were shared amongst adolescent girls with Sickle Cell and Surprised packages from Nora Brown was earned by 3 warriors who answered correctly the questions of the day showing their comprehension of the day's presentations.

Activities of the day was covered by a few media houses namely DIAMOND FM, HOT COCO FM, CITY FM and the GUARDIAN POST. Not forgetting the amazing work of Mrs. Pedmia Shatu Tita, the communication focal point and Social Media manager at the Regional hospital Bamenda who spiced the day with her catchy stile of MC.

Profound gratitudes to Dr. Kam Kate who made it possible for a Screening session to be done at the event.She gave words of encouragement to warriors who attended and equally appreciated the work of the organizers of the event, Emeli Smile Sickle Cell foundation in collaboration with Talk pregnancy with Dr. Noella.

She equally nurtured an idea from this event to carry out a free genotype screening for every young person, an initiative which is ongoing at the Regional hospital Bamenda and may last for the next 2 weeks of July 2026.

The day ended with interview Sessions with the media houses while light snacks were ongoing for participants.

Much thanks to Dr. Kan Kate for embracing the idea born by Emeli Smile Sickle Cell Foundation.
Much thanks to Talk pregnancy with Dr Noella for their smooth collaboration with Emeli Smile Sickle Cell foundation.

And much thanks to the Regional hospital Bamenda for granting Emeli Smile Sickle Cell Foundation all the necessities to have this event a success in their health facility.

Reporter; JAM EMILE KIMBI (NW Representative)




Thank you guardian post for this publication of our event in Bamenda.
28/06/2026

Thank you guardian post for this publication of our event in Bamenda.



JUNE 19, 2026HAPPY WORLD SICKLE CELL DAYJune 19, is the World Sickle Cell Day – a day of raising awareness!This year 202...
19/06/2026

JUNE 19, 2026

HAPPY WORLD SICKLE CELL DAY

June 19, is the World Sickle Cell Day – a day of raising awareness!

This year 2026, the World Sickle Disease Day theme is "Closing the Survival Gap: Equity in Sickle Cell Disease". This theme highlights the urgent need to address healthcare disparities, improve access to life-saving treatments, and bridge the survival gaps for patients worldwide.

Sickle Cell Disease is a group of inherited blood cell disorders.

World Sickle Cell Day is a United Nation’s recognised day to raise awareness of sickle cell at a national and international level. On 22nd December 2008, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution that recognises sickle cell disease as a public health problem and “one of the world’s foremost genetic diseases.” The resolution calls for members to raise awareness of sickle cell on June 19th of each year at national and international level.

In Cameroon, around 20-25% of the population carries the sickle cell trait and the prevalence of the disease is estimated at 0.6 % in the general population. It is also estimated that almost 4000 babies will be born with a major sickle cell syndrome each year.

That's why it's very important to know your genotype so you can make informed choices while choosing a life partner and help us break the sickle cycle.

PLEASE WEAR RED and let's celebrate with all the warriors.

For donations, please visit www.emelissmile.com.

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JUNE 19, 2026HAPPY WORLD SICKLE CELL DAYJune 19, is the World Sickle Cell Day – a day of raising awareness!This year 202...
19/06/2026

JUNE 19, 2026

HAPPY WORLD SICKLE CELL DAY

June 19, is the World Sickle Cell Day – a day of raising awareness!

This year 2026, the World Sickle Disease Day theme is "Closing the Survival Gap: Equity in Sickle Cell Disease". This theme highlights the urgent need to address healthcare disparities, improve access to life-saving treatments, and bridge the survival gaps for patients worldwide.

Sickle Cell Disease is a group of inherited blood cell disorders.

World Sickle Cell Day is a United Nation’s recognised day to raise awareness of sickle cell at a national and international level. On 22nd December 2008, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution that recognises sickle cell disease as a public health problem and “one of the world’s foremost genetic diseases.” The resolution calls for members to raise awareness of sickle cell on June 19th of each year at national and international level.

In Cameroon, around 20-25% of the population carries the sickle cell trait and the prevalence of the disease is estimated at 0.6 % in the general population. It is also estimated that almost 4000 babies will be born with a major sickle cell syndrome each year.

That's why it's very important to know your genotype so you can make informed choices while choosing a life partner and help us break the sickle cycle.

PLEASE WEAR RED and let's celebrate with all the warriors.

For donations, please visit www.emelissmile.com.

We shall be celebrating World Sickle Cell Day 2026 with sickle cell warriors and their families in Bamenda Regional Hosp...
18/06/2026

We shall be celebrating World Sickle Cell Day 2026 with sickle cell warriors and their families in Bamenda Regional Hospital. This event is in collaboration with Talk Pregnancy with Dr. Noela & Advocacy Models by Tata Sonita.

We shall be addressing " HOW SICKLE CELL AFFECTS YOUR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH". Sickle cell warriors face lots of health challenges in their life time and one of them is their reproductive health.

During the event, we'll have the following topics of discussion 👇🏾

- Challenges faced by Adolescent girls with sickle cell disease.
- Priaprism in boys/men with sickle cell disease
- My Story of Menstruation by Tata Sonita (Advocacy Models)
- Living beyond Sickle Cell Survival
- FREE pad donation to female sickle cell patients

Our volunteers would be present to answer your concerns and questions.

Please to make this day a memorable one, we'll endulge on your generosity. Every little helps. Your donations can provide a pad for one girl child.

For Donations
PayPal : [email protected]
Momo : (+237) 676438344
UBA BANK : 07031000691

If you'll love to volunteer and support, please contact us. +237 74753843



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