Hazrath Syed Shah Hassan Ibrahim husaini Quadri Sajjad pasha ( Sajjad Nasheen Bargah -E-Qaudri Chaman Dargah Shareef) Hazrath Syed Auliya husaini Murtuza Pasha Quadri Sahab and Sunni united forum Marshalls today’s camp ,I Aleem baig joint Secretary of thalassemia and Sickle cell society and father of two thalassemia patients. On behalf of society, patients and their parents I would like to thank you from bottom of my heart.
You have helped to Extend lives by giving us 291 unites of blood today for our thalassemic kids for every 20 to 25 days this patients require blood tranfusion. We highly appreciate your contribution.
The Tricolour is hoisted by Mr Chandrakant Agarwal, President during the 73rd Independence Day function at Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society. Mrs Ratnavali, Vice President; Dr Suman Jain, Secretary and CEO; Mr Aleem Baig, Jt Secretary, Mr Naresh Rathi, Chief Patron; Mr Ameen, Mr Rajesh Jain, Mr Ritish Devda, Mr D Srinivas, Executive members; Staff, Patients and Parents participated in the celebrations. JAI HIND!
Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society (TSCS) is world’s largest NGO dedicated to the prevention and eradication of the disease. On way its expansion to serve patients with best quality services under one roof built new building in Raghavendra Colony, Shivarampally with support from well-wishers and philanthropists.
Honorable Health Minister Shri. Etela Rajender Garu (Chief Guest) along with Honorable Dr Gaddam Ranjit Reddy Garu – MP, Chevella (Guest of Honour), Honorable Shri T Prakash Goud Garu – MLA, Rajendranagar (Guest of Honour), Shri VV Laxminarayana Garu –Retd., Additional Director General of Police, Maharastra (Guest of Honour), Shri Shyam Sunder Loya Ji, Entrepreneur (Guest of Honour), Shri Mathena Venkata Ramaraju Garu, Chairman, Vasudha Foundation (Guest of Honour), Shri Pullela Gopichand Garu, Chief National Coach for the Indian Badminton team (Guest of Honour), Shri VSR Murthy Garu, Spiritual Scientist (Guest of Honour), Shri Uppala Pradeep Garu, Businessman, Sri Krishna Jewellery Mart (Guest of Honour), will grace the occasion at the Society’s new premises at Raghavendra Colony, Shivarampally, Hyderabad.
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Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society (TSCS) organized the felicitation ceremony of Blood Donation Camp organizers on 20th July 2019. Our selfless voluntary groups, associations, societies, individuals, have with missionary zeal have organised blood donation camps braving all odds and have been saving countless, most precious lives of our Thalassemia patients. Dr. Nanditha Chowhan, Programme Officer, NHM was the Guest of Honour. Mr. Chandrakant Agrawal, President, Ms. Ratnavali Kothapalli, Vice President, Dr. Suman Jain, Secretary and CEO, Mr. Aleem Baig, Jt. Secretary, Mr. Naresh Rathi, Patron, Mr. Shyam Sunder Loya, Board Members, Staff and blood donation camp organizers were participated in the programme.
Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society organized an interactive event on the occasion of World Sickle Cell Anemia day for patients and their parents in Society. Cultural and competitive activities were conducted to entertain and encourage the Sickle Cell Anemia patients. Gifts were distributed for best performers in dance and games by Ms Ratnavali, Vice President and Dr Saroja, Medical Officer.
On occasion of World Thalassemia Day (08th May) one of our well-wisher Shri Surendra Agarwal ji sponsored a day out to Wonderla Amusement Park for our children. Around 180 Thalassemia and Sickle Cell children, their parents and staff were enjoyed the day out.
On the occasion of World Thalassemia Day and Thalassemia awareness week, a symposium was organized by Indian Medical Association Hyderabad City Branch in association with IMA Academy of Medical Specialties on 11th May 2019 at IMA building, Hyderabad to bring about awareness of Thalassemia among the gynecologists. Dr.Suman Jain, CEO, Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society, delivered a lecture on “Prevention of Thalassemia” stressing on the inclusion of HBA2 test in antenatal screening to prevent the birth of further thalassemia children. Dr.Amarnath Kulkarni, Dr.Nitesh Kumar Agarwal and Dr.Shweta Agarwal spoke on endocrinological and gynecological aspects of Thalassemia. Mrs. Ratnavali, Vice President, TSCS spoke on “Parent’s Perspective about Thalassemia” at the symposium.
On the Occasion of World Thalassemia Day, Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society has organized a drawing competition for thalassemia children. Everyone has performed excellently. Gifts and cash prize were given to top three best performers by our president Mr. Chandrakant Agarwal, chief patron Mr. Naresh Rathi and Chief Medical Research Officer and Secretary, Dr. Suman Jain. The society has also distributed biscuits, chips and buttermilk to all the children.
Kamala Hospital and Research Center run by Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society is located at Shivramapally Hyderabad.
On the occasion of World Thalassemia Day (8thMay), they have organized a Bike Rally yesterday on 5th May, Sunday at 9.00AM in association with Wanderers: The Royal Enfield Bullet Club of Hyderabad. Nearly 100 bikers participated in this rally to spread awareness on the prevention of Thalassemia with the FLAGS and roaming around the city.
The Bike rally was FLAGGED OFF by Dr Chandra Prakash Jain, Sr.RMO, Govt. Maternity Hospital Petlaburj
Dr Mohan Gupta, MD, Aarogya HospitalsHundreds of people participated in this program, along with many dignitaries of the city. This rally began at 9.00AM, from the Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society Bankat Lal Loya Bhavan, located at Shivarampally, ended 12.01PM at the Society.For the first time this society has organized an incredible and wonderful way of creating awareness in the community to prevent Thalassemia in Hyderabad.
Dr. Suman Jain, CEO & Secretary of the Society, told that the day is not far when Thalassemia can be eliminated completely from Telangana, but the pain of Thalassemia can be completely eliminated from our country by 2025, which is our primary goal of Telangana Free Thalassemia. All of us have to work together to make India Free Thalassemia by 2025 with dedicated effort.
