We are guided by a creed of compassion, we are built for humanity. Our focus is prioritizing health and humanity.
The Sacred Life Sickle Cell Foundation (SLSCF) is a purpose-driven organization committed to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD).
Founded on compassion, community, and commitment to change, we exist to break the silence around Sickle Cell, challenge stigma, and promote inclusion, empowerment, and access to quality healthcare for all. SLSCF is not just an awareness platform; it is a movement of hope, action, and transformation. We believe that every life is sacred, every story matters, and every voice deserves to be heard. Through advocacy, education, and sustainable community initiatives, we are creating a future where living with Sickle Cell does not mean living with limitation.
Established in 2023, the Sacred Life Sickle Cell Foundation emerged from a deep, personal understanding of the burdens of SCD. Our founder, survivors, and dedicated medical professionals identified critical gaps in access to care, medication, and psychological support. Our journey began with the singular goal of building the comprehensive support structure necessary to transform the chronic management of SCD into a pathway for a full life. We have since grown into a formidable national voice for advocacy, research, and patient empowerment.
My name is Tracy Nwachukwu, and I’m the founder of Sacred Life Sickle Cell Foundation. Established in 2023, the Sacred Life Sickle Cell Foundation emerged from a deep, personal understanding of the burdens of SCD. Losing two siblings with sickle cell had an enormous impact on my life, hence our commitment to change and to challenge the stigma by creating access to quality, compassionate healthcare, advocacy, education, and sustainable solutions.
These eight principles are the bedrock of our commitment to the Sickle Cell community:
We are not just advocating for change we are building it. By 2027, these are the milestones we aim to achieve for the Sickle Strong community:
Millions of people live with sickle cell disorder, yet too many lack the information, medical attention, and emotional support they deserve. Here’s what we aim to achieve: