Provides critical financial support to 1,000 people living with Sickle Cell Disorder who require essential medical treatments.

Upgrading 30 Sickle Cell Clinics annually.

Train 1,000 healthcare workers across six states in evidence-based sickle cell crisis management in alignment with current management guidelines in the year 2026

Empowers 20,000 university students with mass genotype screening to inform future reproductive decisions.

Mobilises 12,000 NYSC corps members to drive grassroots sickle cell awareness and screening.

Establishes vocational and digital training facilities to break poverty cycles for patient families.

Provides financial relief for emergency surgeries, school fees, and critical hospital bill subsidies.

Uses Transcranial Doppler technology to screen 10,000 children and detect early stroke risks.

Delivers specialized, advanced clinical wound care and treatment to 2,000 debilitating ulcer patients.