Selina Olwanda Ogweno: Expanding Access to Sickle Cell Care for Children and Young People
Selina Olwanda Ogweno, Chief Executive Officer at Children Sickle Cell Foundation, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Sickle cell clinic now available at wema children’s clinic
I am happy to announce that, starting this coming Tuesday, Wema Children’s Clinic by Getrudes in Umoja and Githogoro will begin offering dedicated Sickle Cell Clinics.
Children Sickle Cell Foundation (CSCF) is privileged to work alongside the Wema Clinic team to ensure that Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) care and management is Available, Accessible, Affordable and of Quality.
Services available for children and young people aged 0 to 21 years:
- Consultation: KES 500
- Full Hemogram: KES 1,000
More services you can learn about them as you visit.
Children and young people living with Sickle Cell Disease can access the care and support they need closer to their communities.
We welcome parents, caregivers and families to make use of this service and share the information with others who may benefit.”
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