✓ The Government of Ghana: The Foundation worked with Government of Ghana, its Ministries, and its accompanying agencies to ensure that the entire Ghanaian public would benefit from the Foundation’s efforts, regardless of where they live or their ability to pay.

✓ The Healthcare Professionals and Advocates: The Foundation worked with the physicians, nurses, laboratory staff, as well as Ghana’s major medical, nursing, laboratory, organizations, and traditional healers.

✓ Religious and traditional leadership: The Foundation worked with religious organizations and traditional leadership.

✓ Patients and Families: The Foundation worked with the Sickle Cell Associations of patients and families to determine their needs and seek their advice.

✓ Newborn Screening: Developed the first newborn screening program in Africa and assisted in the development of point of care testing to provide catch-up screening for those missed at birth.

✓ Genetic Counseling: Provided evidence-based counseling to families that have the sickle gene (S), so they can make informed decisions about planning their families.

✓ Hydroxyurea: Worked to make treatment with hydroxyurea, a well-researched disease altering medication, available and affordable.

✓ Treatment Guidelines: Worked with colleagues to provide evidence-based and standards-of-care guidelines for the treatment and management of sickle cell disease and its many complications.

✓ Biomedical Technology: Worked with partners to develop modern online applications (Apps) for capturing and analyzing data for newborn screening as well as for managing treatment protocol for hydroxyurea.

✓ Research: Formed research partnerships with internationally recognized public and private organizations and companies.

✓ Funding Partnerships: Sought and obtained major funding partnerships from large influential international organizations to support what the Government of Ghana has been unable to consistently provide.