Amos Andoh, founder of the Focus on Sickle Cell Foundation (FoSCel) in Ghana, is advocating for the integration of comprehensive sickle cell education into the national school curriculum. Andoh believes that age-appropriate instruction will provide young people in Ghana with essential, accurate information about the condition. This knowledge, he argues, is crucial before individuals make life choices regarding relationships and starting families. The aim is to empower students to understand their risk factors and make informed decisions about genetic health. By proactively addressing the issue through education, FoSCel hopes to reduce the prevalence and impact of sickle cell disease across Ghana. This initiative seeks to move beyond basic awareness to detailed understanding and preventative measures among the youth.