Breaking Barriers, Opening Doors

OUR CAUSES

Treat Others as You’d Like to Be Treated

WHAT WE DO!

Do you know your genotype????
we offer support, Education and awareness about sickle cell to those suffering and to family, friends or anyone that wants to know about sickle cell.
we aim to do most of our outreach work in rural parts of Ghana in conjunction with Tame Sickle cell a charity and close friend we work with in Ghana,together we are aiming to offer free testing! Do you know your genotype ? Awareness is key we need to erase all the stigma and shame attached to sickle cell and also promote healthy eating and herbal supplements that are know to help the disease.

Fighting Inequality

CAN YOU HELP?

Can you Help! Or offer any advice, donations or expertise?

we are always looking for ways to promote awareness and any donations will be appreciated, along with any professional medical advice. If you are interested in writing blogs about your experiences living with sickle cell,treating it or taking care of a sufferer we will gladly welcome you.

 Tzedakah the very word that Jews use for giving

- tzedakah - encapsulates Jewish attitudes on the topic. Unlike “charity” and “philanthropy,” which derive from Latin words meaning “love,” tzedakah means righteousness, fairness, justice.  The poor have a right to tzedakah and the donor has an obligation to give it - giving is an act to create a more perfect and just world, not a favor or a voluntary act of kindness or benevolence. Every person is created in the image of God, and thus must be treated with equality and empathy.

Born and raised into a jewish family we emphasise on Jewish values and good mitzvah.  

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