Living with Sickle Cell Disease | CSCF

Engaging, Educating, and Empowering Families.

The Newborn Toolkit helps parents and caregivers with information and resources.

Educational programs help students overcome challenges and do well in school.

Transition programs prepare young adults 16-26 years of age for care through adulthood.

Monthly family support programs help families build strong networks.

Want a job or career? The Employment Assistance program can help!

Sickle Cell Adult Team (SCAT). A monthly group helps adults with hope and support.

For more information, call or email today!

Toll-Free Care Line is available by calling 1-855-SICKLE8 (1-855-742-5538) to speak with a Community Health Worker who will share information and provide you with local resources.

Text the word 'sickle' to 66866 to have this information
shared via your cell phone.

This program is funded in part by the
Pennsylvania Department of Health Community Based Supportive Services Program and
HRSA-21-036 Sickle Cell Disease Newborn Screening Follow Up Program.

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