UGANDA-AMERICAN SICKLE CELL RESCUE FUND

What We've Done

  • Children learn a lot about Sickle Cell Anemia

    Childen, mostly affected by the Sickle Cell Disease, attended to listen and learn about the disease affecting them.

  • Parents and Sickle Cell patients attended

    Parents of sickle cell patients are hungry for knowledge on how to keep the disease under control and the possibility of curing it.

  • Sickle Cell child gets gift from local community

    Children received gifts that were donated by well wishers of local Uganda sickle Cell Rescue community in conjuction with DFCU staff.

  • Local Ugandan Sponsors

    Mrs. Damali Mukiibi of DFCU Bank offered financial support and also donated the children's gifts to all the children in attendance

  • Mulago Sickle Cell Clinic gets TV from UASCRF

    The TV was presented to Dr. Ndugwa, Professor and head of sickle cell clinic at Mulago hospital

  • TV for education

    The TV is meant to be an educational tool showing videos and programs about Sickle Cell care and treatment options available.

  • Learning new songs

    Super Star Musician KENZO entertained guests that attended the ceremony. He also involved the children who are Sickle Cell carriers. It was a fun filled day.

  • Acting and Singing

    Children are seen here enjoying the songs and gestures they learnt from KENZO. Most of the songs performed were educational in relation to our cause.

  • Dancing and Singing

    There was a lot of singing, dancing and stomping. Childrens' involvement is one of the ways to put a smile on the face of an ailing patient.

  • Having fun

    As much as these functions, ceremonies, seminars, and presentations are meant to educate and inform, having fun has often come along as a plus.

  • Community leaders

    Community Leaders and decision makers involvement has always had a positive impact on the weight of our informative gatherings.

  • Mulago Nurses thankful

    Nurses and the Medical Community has been appreciative and thankful for the effort put in to make the education possible. We thank our sponsors.