Sickle cell disease is Ghana's most common inherited blood disorder, with an estimated 18,000 babies born with the condition each year and approximately one in four Ghanaians carrying the sickle cell or haemoglobin C trait. Ghana has made important progress through the National Strategy for Sickle Cell Disease 2024 – 2028 and the Sickle Cell Disease Screening and Case Management Guidelines launched in 2025. "Sickle cell disease is an issue that should matter to all of us, yet many people are still unaware of the scale and severity of its impact. About the Ghana Health ServiceThe Ghana Health Service is the principal public-sector agency responsible for implementing national health policies and managing the delivery of health services across Ghana. ISCC designs and implements evidence-informed programmes that improve outcomes for people living with sickle cell disease and their families.