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28/07/2026

Creating Safe Spaces

Conversations like these matter. Thank you to everyone who helped create a safe space where people living with Sickle Cell Disease, caregivers and healthcare professionals can learn from one another.

The journey continues. Join our ever growing community today via www.weheale.org.

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Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

24/07/2026

Community Support

Dr Vanessa Aseye Atikpui reiterates the importance of community support for wellness in persons living with Sickle Cell Disease.

Your support matters to us.
Join our growing community today.

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Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

21/07/2026

Live Well

Dr Leticia Lokko Hanson reminds us that living well with Sickle Cell Disease is possible when we prioritise mental health, wellness and self-care.

Seek help early, it is never wrong to ask for help.

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Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

17/07/2026

Support Caregivers

Paediatric Haematology Nurse Specialist Madam Diana Dwuma-Badu reminds us that children living with Sickle Cell Disease and their caregivers need our support and consideration.

Kindly check on a caregiver today.

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Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

15/07/2026

Children Matter

Children can also have mental health challenges.

Dr Samira Yamyolia reminds us that frequent hospital reviews can enable early diagnosis and treatment of mental health challenges in children living with Sickle Cell Disease.

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Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

10/07/2026

Holistic Care

Good healthcare is about more than prescriptions.

Dr Ivy-Marie Aggrey reminds us that supporting people living with Sickle Cell Disease means caring for their physical, emotional and mental wellbeing.

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Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

07/07/2026

Lived Experiences

There is power in sharing our stories.

Prisca reminds us that while the Sickle Cell journey is not always easy, self-care, resilience, and social support can help us move forward.

Thank you for sharing your voice.






Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

03/07/2026

Mental Health Matters

Mental health is an essential part of living well with Sickle Cell Disease.

In this short clip, Mr Eugene Tornyeavah shares practical insights on the importance of mental health, emotional wellbeing, self-care and social support in Sickle Cell.

Which message resonated most with you?






Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

01/07/2026

Why Think heale?

Mental Health, Wellness and Self-Care in Sickle Cell Disease is important because healing is about more than treating illness. It is about caring for the whole person.

Here’s a glimpse into our vision.

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Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

30/06/2026

https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/health/Ghana-must-look-beyond-the-physical-pain-of-sickle-cell-disease-Dr-Enam-Bankas-2040691






Sickle Life Sickle Cell Awareness Initiative

For many years, discussions about sickle cell disease in Ghana have centered on pain crises, hospital admissions, and the limitations the condition places on education and employment.