• End of Year Party

    For Children with Sickle Cell disease

    About 300 children with sickle cell received teddy bears and pencils from cord bood registry. The candy was donated from friends of Air Force at Travis Air Force.

  • Cord Blood Registry Gifts

    Offered to Children

    An American company called CORD BLOOD REGISTRY donated and shipped Christmas gifts to Uganda. These were given to all children/patients who attended this party. The children were treated to drinks and snacks plus a Christmas Cake was cut and served to the children and their parents.

  • Sickle Cell disease is not infectious..

    STOP STIGMATISING SICKLE CELL Patients!

    Individuals with a chronic illness like sickle cell disease are at risk for depression. Depression may go untreated because of the stigma and high rates of disability associated with this chronic illness. it is our duty to educate everyone that Sickle Cell is not a contagious disease. And to help them live as normal a life as everybody else.

  • Hotel Africana Hosts

    Sickle Cell Management Conference

    Hotel Africana Owner, EnterprenuerMr. B. M. Kibirige donated space in form of a hall for UASCRF to host the first ever Sickle Cell Management Conference to take place in December 2012. In the picture was B.M.K. at a press conference with Capt. Lukiah Mulumba and Christopher Kato.

  • Capt. Lukiah Awarded

    At the Ugandan Diaspora Networking Event

    Captain Lukiah Mulumba, an active member in the US Air Forces was recognized for her contribution and role in helping create awareness of the Sickle Cell disease in Uganda while actively serving in the US Air force. She received her award with her Dad on her side.

  • Community Outreach

    Capt. Mulumba's presentation in Dallas.

    A presentaion on issues facing sickle cell disease management in Uganda. This presentation was held at Nyaritex Conference Center, Dallas/Fort worth (DSW). It was presented to Ugandan American Community with a main theme of inspiring young children to excel, the importance of community service, Sickle Cell stigma in Uganda and the major issues affecting sickle cell disease patients in Uganda, East Africa.

  • Ground Breaking Occasion

    Uganda's Vice President inaugurates

    Donated land for the construction of a modern medical facility to help in the management of sickle cell anaemia in Uganda and beyond. The land, donated by prominent Kampala business-man - Mr. Musisi Yusufu, was handed to UASCRF president Mrs. Lukiah Mulumba in the presence of the Ugandan Vice President, H.E. Hon. Ssekandi Edward, in Mpigi District, Uganda.

Welcome to the UGANDA-AMERICAN SICKLE CELL RESCUE FUND Online

 

Who we are | Our Mission

The Uganda -American Sickle Cell Rescue Fund (UASCRF), founded in 2005 by a Uganda-American couple Abudallah and Lukiah L. Mulumba with well wishers in the United States to raise funds and awareness for fighting the sickle cell disease.

Carol Survives Sickle Cell Anemia

Once a Sickler, Now Fully Healed From the Disease. Tests show no rejection of Mark's transplanted tissue. His bone marrow lives in Carol, his elder sister and produces healthy blood.

Mark 2 years later "post transplant"

it is Mark Mulumba who donated the bone marrow and whose umbilical cord blood was used to give his older sister Carol a new lease on life. Mark Abdullah was found a perfect DNA bone marrow match.

Lukiah Mulumba honoured with an Award for Sickle Cell Awareness.

 

Celebrating Ugandans in the Diaspora ~ The Ugandan Diaspora Social Networking Event 2011 ~ 29th, December 2011

KAMPALA, UGANDA. We want to thank everyone who participated and those who attended the networking event to witness the inauguration and presentation of Awards to prominent Ugandans who have made a difference both at home and in the Diaspora. Do not miss the same event coming up in December of this year, 2012. We are working on posting the pictures of the event in our Gallery section. But for now you can check out the pictures at the UGANDAN DIASPORA website.

For tickets and info: 0773212007 or 0703999898 and at 703 380 9468 if you are in the Diaspora. Email Contact: info@ugandandiaspora.com | <<MORE>>


UASCRF Hosted Childrens' End of Year Party at Mulago Sickle Cell Clinic.

 

Patients and parents with Children living with Sickle Cell Anaemia attended in huge numbers. Cord Blood Registry of California donated Christmas Gifts for the children.

MULAGO, UGANDA. The Ugandan-American Sickle Cell Rescue Fund hosted the Annual Sickle Cell Children's Party for Sickle Cell Patients, Children in particular, at the Mulago Sickle Cell Clinic on the 31st of December 2011. The Guest of Honor was Capt. Lukiah L. Mulumba, the President of the Organisation. The party was free of charge. The children were treated to drinks and snacks plus a Christmas Cake was cut and served to the children and their parents. An American company called CORD BLOOD REGISTRY donated Christmas gifts that were given to all children/patients who attended this party.


MPIGI, UGANDA. On the 3rd of January, 2012 The Vice President of Uganda, H. E. Hon. Edward Ssekandi inaugurated at a groundbreaking occasion in Mpigi, Uganda. The occasion also saw the handing off of five acres of land donated to UASCRF, by a prominent Kampala business-man Haj Musisi Yusufu on which to build a modern medical facility that will help in the management of sickle cell disease to suffering children in Uganda and the neighbouring countries of Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and beyond.


We are honored to bring you a quarterly magazine: SICKLA. It will have a lot of rich information about Sickle Cell anemia, survival stories, treatment options and how to eliminate the disease through Bone Marrow Transplant and Cord blood transfusion.

  • Sickle Cell Anemia survivors & survival
  • Treatment options and patient care rules
  • Modern medical technology & techniques

We will post videos and audio of programs that have helpful information extracted from Interviews Mr. and Mrs. Mulumba and their children conducted, and that aired on TV and Radio stations in different parts of the World.

  • Informative, empowering & encouraging
  • Entertaining and Laugh Out Loud anecdotes
  • Touching accounts of survival

Because we are committed to patient care and educating the masses about the forgotten Monster of Sickle Cell Disease, We have received prestigious awards from different organisations and corporations.
To mention a few:

  • UNAA - Leadership Achievement Award 2011
  • Top Ladies of Distinction Annual Spirit Award
  • 59th Inpatient Operations Group Commander's coin