World Sickle Cell Day(International)
An international observance raising awareness of sickle cell disease and its global impact.
Declared by the UN in 2008, World Sickle Cell Day on June 19 highlights the challenges faced by individuals living with sickle cell disease.
Healthcare organizations and NGOs host awareness campaigns, screening events, and educational seminars worldwide.
Each year’s theme focuses on improving diagnosis, treatment access, and advocacy for affected communities.
Advocates share patient stories, research advances, and policy recommendations to address disparities.
The observance fosters global collaboration to reduce the disease’s burden and improve quality of life.
World Sickle Cell Day
International