Hope Cell Foundation (HCF) is a nonprofit association based in Yaounde,Cameroon, committed to providing support and awareness to people impacted by sickle cell disorder. The association was founded by Cameroonian Development and Health Journalist Annabella Tabi Ntoh and WASH engineer Ngang Christian Fru. Our mission is to advocate, educate, and empower. Creating a future where sickle cell warriors not only survive but thrive. We work tirelessly to raise awareness about sickle cell disease, break the stigma surrounding it, and provide life-changing support to patients and their families. Through partnerships with healthcare professionals, community leaders, and local institutions, we ensure that those affected have access to the care, resources, and hope they need.
Helped Fund Projects in Cameroon,
Nkolmeyang I, Yaounde
We provide information on the prevention, management, and treatment of sickle cell disease to patients, caregivers, and the wider community.
We mobilize support and resources to subsidize care for underserved individuals.
We partner with medical providers to facilitate screenings, counseling, and treatments.
We offer sickle cell warriors a platform speak up through awareness campaigns and public engagement.
We provide information on the prevention, management, and treatment of sickle cell disease to patients, caregivers, and the wider community.
We create safe, informed communities where warriors and their families can share experiences and find strength together.
We partner with medical providers to facilitate screenings, counseling, and treatments.
We use media and outreach to challenge misconceptions and encourage compassion.
We mobilize support and resources to subsidize care for underserved individuals.
We support studies that seek to deepen understanding of the disease and develop innovative solutions.
We equip families with tools and knowledge to manage sickle cell effectively and live fulfilling lives.
