Welcome to Sickle Cell Society

New Welfare Reform

As of April 2013, a cap is being introduced on the total amount of benefit that Working age individuals can receive. For more information, please see the links below. http://www.turn2us.org.uk/default.aspx http://www.nidirect.gov.uk/benefit-cap ... Read more

Winter 2012 Newsletter

The Voice of The Community ... Read more

Every Blood Donor Is A Hero"

“Every Blood Donor Is A Hero” to find out more about blood donation click here ... Read more

The National Haemoglobinopathies Project

The National Haemoglobinopathies Project a guide to effectively commissioning high quality sickle cell and Thalassaemia services. Outputs is now available please click hear ... Read more

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The Patient Education

The Sickle Cell Society Patient Education will be on the 20th of July veune to be confirm. ... Read more

Annual Church Service

The Sickle Cell Society Annual Church Service on the 9th of June 2013 ... Read more

The 3rd REDAC Scientific Symposium and Sickle

The 3rd REDAC Scientific Symposium and Sickle Cell Awareness event click Click here for more information ... Read more

Iron Monitoring and Managment

Iron Monitoring and Managment in Sickle Cell Disease. ... Read more

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Information about sickle cell

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more information about sickle cell disorder.

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Sickle Cell Disorders are a group of genetic diseases that affect the red blood cells of people with the condition. Read more here.

There are many ways to make living with sickle cell easier. The pages below should answer many of your questions and provide useful information.

The society's main source of funds is from donations and fundraising. Each item purchased in our shop raises much needed funds for the society and promotes the work we do. Please support us by visiting our shop.

The Society provides support, care and advice to those in the community affected by Sickle Cell. You may find a number of the information/facts sheets below useful.

The society's main source of funds is from donations and fundraising. We are very proud of our team who work tirelessly to raise money to fund the society and the support work we do.

One of the Society's main source of funds is through donations from the public. Without them, we would be unable to finance the essential welfare, research and educational grants.