Republished with permission of Daniel Nyakutsey. This article was first published by Daniel Nyakutsey via www. sicklecellwelfareforum.com on December 26, 2016. I visit Ghana when I can to at the very least enjoy the sun, sea, the tasty food and as a reality check for myself. On my most recent trip, I had the honour Read more about Sickle Life- Review. […]
“The heart of a volunteer is not measured in size, but by the depth of the commitment to make a difference in the lives of others.” ~ DeAnn Hollis. 2016 was truly an impressive year for Sickle Life in many respects. Beyond the formalization of our activities as a non-governmental organization in Ghana and successful Read more about 2016.[…]
2017 has begun in earnest for Sickle Life. Our first engagement of the year was the stakeholder meeting on the draft Standard Treatment Guidelines (STG) and Essential Medicines List (EML) held on Tuesday the 10th of January 2017 at the Miklin Hotel Accra. In attendance were representatives of the Ministry of Health (MOH); medical experts Read more about Stakeholder Meeting on draft Standard Treatment Guidelines/ Essential Medicines List.[…]
At the end of 2016, among the activities we undertook, Sickle Life was honoured to interact with members of the AWANA CLUB at a health talk organized at their annual camp. This talk, on Sickle Cell Disease, was on Friday 30th January 2016 at the Pope John Senior High School and Junior Seminary, Koforidua (the Read more about AWANA CAMP 2016.[…]
Well, not really and no this is not a Game of Thrones review. More accurately the harmattan has arrived. If you live in West Africa though, this is all the winter you get. The harmattan, which begins from November and ends in March is a dry dusty wind which blows from the Northeast and West Read more about WINTER HAS COME!!![…]