Chronic Diseases Society of Africa to Participate in "Save the Sicklers" Medical Camp in Awendo, Migori County

The Chronic Diseases Society of Africa (CDSA) is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming "Save the Sicklers" medical camp, scheduled for May 25th in Awendo, Migori County. This event aims to provide much-needed medical care and support to individuals suffering from sickle cell disease, a significant health challenge in the region.

About the Event

The "Save the Sicklers" medical camp is a collaborative effort designed to address the pressing health needs of those living with sickle cell disease in Migori County. The camp will offer a range of medical services, including screenings, consultations, and treatments, free of charge to the community. This initiative underscores the importance of accessible healthcare for all, particularly for those with chronic conditions like sickle cell disease.

CDSA's Involvement

As part of our ongoing commitment to improving health outcomes for chronic disease patients across Africa, the CDSA will be contributing our expertise and resources to this vital cause. Our team of healthcare professionals will be on-site to provide specialized care, including:

  • Comprehensive Medical Screenings: Thorough examinations to assess the health status of sickle cell patients and identify any complications.
  • Consultations and Counseling: One-on-one sessions to educate patients and their families about managing sickle cell disease, addressing nutritional needs, and coping strategies.
  • Treatment and Medication: Distribution of essential medications and treatment plans to help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

The Impact

Sickle cell disease remains a significant health burden in many parts of Africa, often compounded by limited access to healthcare services. By participating in the "Save the Sicklers" medical camp, the CDSA aims to:

  • Raise Awareness: Increase public understanding of sickle cell disease and the importance of early diagnosis and regular medical care.
  • Improve Health Outcomes: Provide direct medical interventions that can lead to better health and quality of life for sickle cell patients.
  • Support Families: Offer guidance and support to families affected by sickle cell disease, helping them navigate the challenges of this chronic condition.

Join Us

We invite all members of the community, healthcare professionals, and stakeholders to join us in Awendo on May 25th. Your participation and support are crucial in making this medical camp a success and in ensuring that those suffering from sickle cell disease receive the care and attention they deserve. 

For more information about the event and how you can get involved, please visit our website or contact us at info@cds-a.org. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of many and contribute to a healthier future for all. 


The Chronic Diseases Society of Africa is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals living with chronic diseases through advocacy, education, and direct medical support. Learn more about our mission and initiatives at www.cds-a.org