The Malawi Sickle Cell Association brings together trustees, staff, volunteers, people living with sickle cell disease, families and partners. Together, we work to strengthen awareness, support and understanding of sickle cell disease in Malawi.
People living with sickle cell disease and their families understand the challenges and needs that matter most. Their experiences help guide our work, inform our priorities and keep our programs connected to the community. We value their knowledge and are committed to listening and working together.
Our team brings together different roles and perspectives to support the Association’s mission.
Volunteers and contributors bring their time, skills and knowledge to support approved activities, from community outreach to awareness events.
There are many ways to contribute to work that supports people and families affected by sickle cell disease.
Help with approved awareness activities, outreach, events and community initiatives. Contact the Association to discuss current opportunities.
Health professionals, educators, researchers and others can contribute relevant skills and knowledge to support our work.
We welcome conversations with organisations interested in collaboration, shared learning or supporting our programs.
We aim to be transparent, manage resources responsibly and treat the people and communities we serve with respect.
People with a range of skills and experiences can contribute to approved activities. Families and caregivers are also important partners in supporting people living with sickle cell disease. Contact the Association to learn about current opportunities.
We share staff names, roles, biographies and photographs once the information has been verified and approved.
Organisations interested in collaboration, shared learning or supporting our work are welcome to contact the Association to start a conversation.
We work with people affected by sickle cell disease, families, health professionals and partners to strengthen understanding and support across Malawi.