1. Is the event free to attend?

Yes, this is a free community event, but registration is required for planning purposes.

2. Will refreshments be provided?

Yes, light refreshments will be available throughout the event.

3. Is the venue accessible?

Yes, Walsall Library is fully wheelchair accessible, with accessible restrooms and lift access.

4. Can I attend part of the event if I can’t stay the whole time?

Absolutely. You’re welcome to join for any part of the programme that fits your schedule.

5. Who can I contact for more information?

You can reach the organisers at info@plasmaofhope.org.

Sickle Cell: Then and Now – Voices, Stories and Change

By Plasma of Hope

Overview

Join us for an inspiring community event celebrating the resilience, progress, and lived experiences of those affected by Sickle Cell.

Join Plasma of Hope for Sickle Cell: Then and Now – Voices, Stories and Change, a powerful community event dedicated to sharing real stories, promoting awareness, and celebrating progress in sickle cell care.

This gathering is part of the Heritage Project 2024–2026: Sickle Cell Stories – Then and Now, and it aims to bring together individuals, families, healthcare professionals, and advocates to reflect on how understanding and support for sickle cell have evolved over time.

Through heartfelt storytelling, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, attendees will explore the journey of sickle cell from past challenges to present breakthroughs — while connecting with others who share a passion for advocacy and change.

Category: Charity & Causes, Education

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Highlights

4 hours
all ages
In person
Free parking
Doors at 9:30 AM

Location

Lichfield Street Hub Library

Lichfield Street

Walsall WS1 1TR United Kingdom

How do you want to get there?

Driving Public transport Biking Walking

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Organized by

Plasma of Hope

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