On World Sickle Cell Day, dedicated stalls were set up at both Queens Hospital and Homerton University Hospital to raise awareness about Sickle Cell. The stalls became a hub of activity as doctors, nurses, and community advocates came together to provide invaluable information and support to the public.
Doctors, Clinical Nurse Specialists nurses and were on hand to offer medical advice, share insights on the latest treatments, knowing your genotype and answer questions about the management of sickle cell. Their expertise provided attendees with a deeper understanding of the condition and its impacts.
HCC and Solace community advocates brought a unique perspective, sharing personal stories and advocating for better resources and support networks. Their presence emphasized the importance of community solidarity and the need for ongoing advocacy to improve the lives of those affected by sickle cell.
Together, these professionals and advocates created an informative and supportive environment, highlighting the importance of collaboration in addressing the challenges of sickle cell. The stall not only provided education but also fostered a sense of community and collaborative effort in the fight against this condition.
