ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
Why I founded Solome’s Sickle Cell Foundation
Hi, I’m Solome Mealin. As someone living with Sickle Cell Disorder, I know firsthand the physical, emotional, and social challenges it brings. That’s why I started Solome’s Sickle Cell Foundation.
Through this foundation, I collaborate with healthcare professionals and local communities to raise awareness about Sickle Cell Disorder, as well as the importance of blood donation—especially within minority backgrounds. By shining a light on these issues, we can build a more inclusive healthcare landscape and give everyone a fair chance to thrive.
ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
Why I founded Solome’s Sickle Cell Foundation
Hi, I’m Solome Mealin. As someone living with Sickle Cell Disorder, I know firsthand the physical, emotional, and social challenges it brings. That’s why I started Solome’s Sickle Cell Foundation.
Through this foundation, I collaborate with healthcare professionals and local communities to raise awareness about Sickle Cell Disorder, as well as the importance of blood donation—especially within minority backgrounds. By shining a light on these issues, we can build a more inclusive healthcare landscape and give everyone a fair chance to thrive.
Our mission
Our mission is to ensure that individuals and families affected by Sickle Cell Disorder in Leeds, Yorkshire, and Uganda feel listened to, supported, and empowered. Living with this condition shouldn’t mean giving up on dreams, and we are dedicated to helping others find hope and opportunities despite the obstacles.
Our commitments
Support & empower those living with Sickle Cell Disorder.
Raise awareness about Sickle Cell Disorder and blood donation in communities.
Collaborate with healthcare professionals to improve care and patient experiences.
Provide resources to help individuals and families manage the condition.
Meet the team
Solome Mealin
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Make a difference today
Your donation provides essential resources and support for those affected by sickle cell disease.