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Foundation Genevieve Saint-Surin
About FGS
The Geneviève Saint-Surin Foundation is a non-profit organization that support families affected by sickle cell anemia by raising awareness about the importance of hydration. They are also providing medical and psychosocial resources, and assisting low-income families and newcomers in managing the disease.
What is sickle cell disease ?
Sickle cell anemia is a genetic blood disorder that affects the shape and function of red blood cells. Normally, red blood cells are round and flexible, allowing them to move easily through blood vessels and deliver oxygen to the body. In sickle cell anemia, these cells become rigid and shaped like a crescent or "sickle." This abnormal shape causes several issues:
Our services
Nutritional support
Through consultations with nutritionists to better manage the disease.
Reimbursement program for transportation costs
For families traveling to hospitals outside their region.
Support groups
For spouses not affected by the disease, offering resources and practical advice.
Provide taxi vouchers
To facilitate transportation to hospitals, especially for low-income families.
Training sessions
To raise awareness among families on crisis prevention, nutrition, and the importance of sleep.
Referral to specialized services
Helping families access psychological, support, and medical services.
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