Malawi Sickle Cell Association

Malawi · Malawi Sickle Cell Association
A non-profit organisation committed to improving quality of life for people living with sickle cell disease in Malawi through awareness, healthcare advocacy, education, counselling, mentorship, community support and partnerships.

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COMMUNITY · CARE · ADVOCACY
PARTNER WITH US

Working together for better sickle cell support.

Partnerships are essential to improving support and services for people living with sickle cell disease in Malawi. We welcome organisations and individuals who share our commitment to health, wellbeing and inclusion.
WHY PARTNERSHIPS MATTER

Shared priorities can create lasting impact.

Potential collaboration includes public awareness, healthcare access, training, research, counselling, educational support, community outreach, resource mobilisation and development of sickle cell services.
We believe meaningful progress requires cooperation among patients, families, healthcare providers, government, civil society, researchers and development partners.
OUR APPROACH

Collaboration grounded in community needs.

We welcome government ministries and agencies, hospitals and clinics, NGOs and civil society organisations, universities, research institutions, companies, foundations, community organisations and individuals with relevant skills.
WHO CAN PARTNER WITH US?

A broad network can strengthen the response.

Partners can contribute expertise, facilities, funding, training opportunities, research capacity, communication channels or community connections. Activities are agreed together and depend on available resources.
AREAS FOR COLLABORATION

Support awareness, care, training and learning.

Government departments and agencies can collaborate on policy dialogue, service planning and national awareness.
Healthcare providers and civil society organisations can work with us on access to care, training, counselling, outreach and family support.
Universities, researchers, companies and development partners can explore ethical research, sponsorship, resource mobilisation and shared learning.
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Government and public institutions

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Healthcare and civil society

A planned priority is to support a pilot sickle cell centre at Kamuzu Central Hospital with relevant stakeholders, with a longer-term aim of helping expand services to other facilities.
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Universities, researchers and businesses

Interested in partnership, volunteering or supporting our work? Contact the Association to discuss priorities, contribution arrangements and accountability.
GET INVOLVED

Let’s discuss how we can work together.

We welcome enquiries about financial and in-kind support. Please contact the Association to discuss current priorities and appropriate contribution arrangements.
SUPPORT OUR WORK

Contribute expertise, resources or funding.