Espoir, Hope, Elikia : Vaincre la Drépanocytose

Sickle cell disease is the most widespread genetic illness in the world, yet it remains relatively unknown. An estimated 50 to 150 million people are affected worldwide, with nearly 300,000 births per year. So, is it acceptable to see human beings suffer and die because others did not know they could save them? Is it normal to see children die before even reaching the age of 5 due to lack of diagnosis and early care, or simply because they live in countries where access to healthcare is a luxury, or even non-existent? It is within this framework that the association "Hope, Hope, Elikia: Defeating Sickle Cell Disease" was born. To make a contribution to this cause. But to carry out our mission, we need you, without whom nothing is possible. We thank you in advance for the attention you will give to this project.