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Community Health Workers and Transition Support

Offered by Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, Inc. (SCFG)

Info refreshed from their website· Oct 14From ATL Care research

2391 Benjamin E Mays Drive Southwest, Atlanta, 30311

(404) 755-1641

Trained, certified community health workers help people with sickle cell disease make a care plan, find doctors, get to appointments, and apply for benefits like Medicaid and SNAP. They also help teens and young adults move from children's doctors to adult care.

Summary written by ATL Care from public information

Cost & format

In person

Who this is for

People with sickle cell disease. The transition help is for ages about 16 to 25.

How to apply

Use the Contact a Community Health Worker link on the website.

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