Our Work
Community education and awareness
We develop activities and share reliable public information to increase understanding of sickle cell disease and its impact on individuals, families and communities.
Schools programme
Our Sickle Cell Super Ally programme uses storytelling and interactive activities to introduce children to sickle cell awareness and encourage kindness and inclusion. Explore the programme or contact us to discuss a school session.
Information and signposting
We help people find reliable public information and identify appropriate public, charitable and community services. Our role is non-clinical.
oUR ROLE
FSC Unite provides general information, education and signposting. We do not provide medical treatment, diagnosis, individual clinical advice, counselling or therapy. For medical concerns, contact your GP or existing healthcare team. For urgent help, contact NHS 111 or emergency services as appropriate.
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