Over 17,000 People in the UK Live With Sickle Cell Disease
Sickle cell is a life-threatening blood disorder that causes excruciating pain, frequent hospitalizations, and isolation, which predominantly affects African and Caribbean families.
8 million active Sickle Cell Disease Cases
Help us help them
Sickle cell Care in Scotland, UK
240+
Worldwide children helped and treated from sickle cell disease
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Sickle cell Care in Scotland, UK
About us
Where it all begun..
Hope Project Scotland was launched on September 5, 2016. A year later, it became a registered charity (SC047913). Today, through community support, education, and advocacy, we provide 24/7 crisis support, weekly peer groups, youth empowerment workshops, and family activities across Glasgow and beyond.
‘Sicklers’ and their carers can live happy and fruitful lives
Awareness of the disease in families is paramount
Shining a light on Thalesamia and other critical blood diseases
MISSION
The Journey So Far
Our Mission is to build a community where we support patients and their families affected by the disease, easing the stress and trauma that’s often caused by the unknown.
£42,945
Invested directly in families (2023-24)
24/7
Crisis support during medical emergencies
8+ Years
Serving Scotland's sickle cell community
10+ Staff/Volunteers
All dedicated to your care
500+
Families supported since 2016
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12-04-2024
Hope Project Scotland steps up partnership with SPAH
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12-04-2024
Scotland Rugby star Aaron Purewal becomes first Hope Project Scotland Ambassador
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