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Advocating For Your Health

Our mission at the CSC Support Group 4 Kids, Corp., is to provide the resources, information an advocacy you need to live well with sickle cell. One of our greatest resources are Community Health Workers (CHW). These professionals are trained and certified so that they can help you better manage and improve your health.

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Here’s How Your Community Health Worker Can Help Persons With Sickle Cell Disease:​

Create Your Care Coordination Plan

They will help you work through all the details, then track your progress as you meet your health goals.

Advocate For Yourself

Transitioning into adult care can be daunting. Our CHWs help you every step of the way. They will give you the tools you need to effectively speak up for yourself so that you become your own best advocate.

Find A Primary Care Or Specialty Medical Provider

Our CHWs will help you find the health care provider who will be the best match for you.

Apply For Medicaid, Medicare, And SNAP (Food Stamps)

With our CHWs’ expertise, you will be able to breeze through the process.

Set Personal Goals

They will help you work through all the details, then track your progress as you meet your health goals.

Understand Your Health Insurance Options.

Transitioning into adult care can be daunting. Our CHWs help you every step of the way. They will give you the tools you need to effectively speak up for yourself so that you become your own best advocate.

Find Social Services, Community Resources, And Agencies

Our CHWs will help you find the health care provider who will be the best match for you.

Connect

With our CHWs’ expertise, you will be able to breeze through the process.

Supporting Your Transition From Pediatric To Adult Care

It’s hard enough managing your busy life – especially as a teenager or young adult who has sickle cell disease.  While we can’t help you with your calculus homework or future career choice, we can give you great advice on how you can better manage and improve your health.

Our Transition program focuses on people with sickle cell disease age 16 to 25 who are moving from pediatric care into adult care.  Community Health Workers (CHWs) are trained and certified to support you during this important transition.

Our CHWS Can Help You:

  • Better understand your medical conditions and treatments

  • Plan for work and career

  • Plan for technical school or college

  • Apply for medical insurance

  • Locate support groups

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Working With Medical Community To Achieve Better Health Outcomes

A critical part of our mission at the CSC Support Group 4 Kids Corp, is to work with primary care providers, specialists and health care systems. Our collaborative work with the medical community provides the best opportunity to help persons live well with sickle cell.

​Our Community Health Workers (CHWs) are trained and certified to support health care providers. They also work closely with individuals living with sickle cell and their families, as well as other community partners. This makes them uniquely qualified to help bridge the gaps that exist with access to care, medical costs and the persistent health challenges persons with sickle cell encounter.