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One child.
Draft for partner review · June 2026
Reach one. Restore many futures.
A campaign to help persons living with sickle cell disease be found early, treated continuously, counted with dignity and supported for life.
Why this matters
They need early diagnosis, continuous care, dignity, counselling, medicines, safe blood access, follow-up and evidence that changes policy. The campaign begins with SCD because it shows a simple truth: blood connects us; care must reach us.
Nigeria-first. Africa-scalable. Global-facing. Built to turn compassion into care, and care into evidence.
The 1% Challenge
One child.
One family.
One patient.
Count with dignity.
Turn care into evidence.
First phase
Train genetic counsellors and community educators so families understand genotype, inheritance, screening and care without shame.
Support essential care such as clinically appropriate medicines and transfusion support for eligible persons living with SCD.
Strengthen registry coverage so persons with SCD are seen, counted, followed and supported.
Build real-world evidence across care, quality of life, family cost, stigma and outcomes.
How everyone can join
Short video toolkit
Make a 15–45 second vertical video. Use captions where possible. Name one action clearly. Do not show patient details without consent.
“Blood connects us. Care unites us.”
“I am joining the 1% Challenge because…”
“My one action is to learn, tell, screen, register, treat, train, fund or support one person or one community.”
“Reach one person. Restore many futures.”
Trust & accountability
The campaign should be led with persons living with SCD, accountable to families, and open to all who care.
A Patient and Family Advisory Council, independent technical group and public reporting dashboard can help protect dignity, evidence quality and transparency.
Working draft. All partnership, fundraising, patient-data, public claims, authority alignment and implementation details remain subject to partner approval, legal/governance review and safeguarding standards.
About
A HEMA-Global campaign by RHIEOS Ventures. HEMA stands for hematology. The campaign is being shaped as a practical, campaign-phase pathway for awareness, care access and accountable action for sickle cell disease.
Contact: hello@reachoneforscd.org