Impacting lives, one step at a time — blood donation, education, community support and active living initiatives.
Explore Our Work
Building trust within the community is crucial for encouraging donation participation. We focus on representation and trust to increase blood donations and support sickle cell awareness. Our volunteers run local drives, patient advocacy meetings and donor education to reduce stigma and save lives.
We provide targeted education programs to address misconceptions about blood donation, highlight its life-saving impact, and raise awareness about sickle cell disease. We work with schools, health centres and community groups to deliver clear, evidence-based information and early diagnosis guidance.
We support first-time donors by accompanying them to donation centres, making the process approachable and welcoming. Accessibility and representation drive our approach — staff and volunteers are trained to support diverse needs and reduce friction for new participants.
We collaborate with grassroots organisations, faith groups and local leaders to host blood drives and community events in familiar spaces — churches, mosques, community halls — to increase participation and trust.
We support individuals with sickle cell disease through hospital visits, emotional support, small gifts and advocacy. Our volunteers help improve patient wellbeing during difficult stays and connect families with resources.
We create support groups for patients and families to share experiences and guidance. These networks provide emotional support, education about treatment options and community fundraising during special times like the festive season.
We promote physical activity through parks, walking groups, sports sessions and fitness classes. These activities create healthier habits, reduce sedentary lifestyles and help communities enjoy accessible, low-cost exercise opportunities.
We reduce social isolation by hosting cultural celebrations, game nights, movie nights and group activities that help people build friendships, learn new skills and feel part of a community.
We run educational, safety and recreational programmes for children aged 5–16 during school holidays to boost creativity, physical activity and learning outside the classroom.
