Michael Landau TEAM PAGE
Visit Main Campaign Page$30
Screening and Testing$150
LifeMobile Phone with Telemedicine$750
Blood Transfusion$2,000
1 month funding SCD Doctor on the Registry$5,000
Funding for R&D specialist for a Treatment$15,000
Testing 500 people$80,000
Blood Transfusion Machine$ 15,537
15% OF $100,000 GOAL
For Mobile Money Donations in Uganda Send To:
MTN
MTN Merchant Code 145968
*165*3*145968*Amount#
Airtel Money
Airtel Money Code is 1121020
*185*9*1121020*Amount#
Payment Reference: Sickle Cell
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Join Us to Create a Sickle Cell Free Future
The Uganda Sickle Cell Rescue foundation, Ministry of Health, Charidy, CTI Africa, have launched this Sickle Cell Campaign in order to provide a sickle cell free future. We are building an ecosystem that will lead to advanced treatments for patients with sickle cell disease. Your donation will be used to develop a genome registry, research and development and mobile health telemedicine services for sickle cell warriors.
Sickle Cell Disease is when the the red blood cells become hard and sticky the sickle cells die early, which causes a constant shortage of red blood cells. It is inherited when a child has BOTH parents who are carriers. This is where the importance of testing come into effect.
Unfortunately, those with sickle cell are found in some of the more underserved communities in the world. In Uganda SCD is the leading fatally for children under the age of 5. A need for awareness and basic treatment can decrease these numbers in Uganda. The disease is common throughout subSaharan Africa, where health care resources for the disease are limited and many do not know their genetic status. It is sometimes referred to as the “silent disease” because it is underfunded, overlooked, and ignored.
Over time, sickle cell disease can lead to complications such as infections, delayed growth, and episodes of pain. The disease can harm a patient’s spleen, brain, eyes, lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, joints and bones. We have an opportunity to advance treatments for sickle cell warriors in our communities.
We are encouraging you to donate towards the sickle cell campaign for Uganda. To support please visit our donor page at charidy.com/sicklecell.
Your monetary contribution is highly anticipated, but so are your platforms. Help us bring awareness about this campaign by sharing it to your networks on social media, email and other channels. We have attached content to help you pass on the word!
This campaign will need the support of government, private sector, non-profits and individuals each working together fighting for our warriors. We can no longer afford to be a silent about a disease that has the capability to be cured in our modern lifetime.
We are so appreciative of your support and in helping us get closer to ending sickle cell disease.
-Uganda Sickle Cell Foundation
Michael Landau
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Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share my personal experience with Sickle Cell in Uganda. We aren't too familiar with this genetic disease in the west , but it is a very sad, painful and life impacting disease. I have seen the unnecessary suffering that this disease causes. At CTI with our LifeHealth Network, and our partners Abbott , Illumina, IBM, Vonage and others we are able to enable Sickle Cell Warriors and their families to have access to first class primary and specialty care with our Telemedicine and EHR platform. We are committed to do what we can raise funds to enable the over 50,000 Warriors to go have the tools they needs to thrive.
We are also committed to developing world class Research and Development, together with The Ministry of Health in Uganda and also the University of Malta and others.
Being that this disease is only transmitted via both parents having the Sickle Gene , the experience in the Ashkenazi Jewish Community, it has been proven that with education, testing and screening, these genetic diseases can be prevented.
I encourage you to please join us on this journey that can positively impact the lives of millions of our African brothers and sisters.
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