About Us
The Southeast Alabama Sickle Cell Association, Inc. (SEASCA) is a nonprofit organization supported by state funds and private donations. The association was established in 1974 and incorporated June 18, 1975 in Lee County, Alabama. The corporation was established to provide services related to sickle cell anemia in Southeast Alabama. The corporation's Articles of Incorporation and By-laws provide for the management of its' affairs by a Board of Directors.
Our Mission
To stimulate and develop awareness concerning sickle cell hemoglobinopathies, thereby promoting positive healthy attitudes concerning sickle cell testing, counseling and education.

To direct persons who are at risk for sickle cell disease to the proper screening and diagnostic center.

To provide specific counseling and education for persons found to have sickle cell trait, sickle cell anemia and/or related hemoglobinopathies.

To provide a common environment for the discussion of sickle cell problems, as they relate to family activity, education, social problems of the affected person and his family.

Board of Directors

Mr. Willie L. Strain, President

Mr. George Tabb, Treasurer

Ms. Ruth Hunter, Vice-President

Mr. John S. Pulliam, Assistant Secretary

Dr. Robin Bynum, Member

Ms. Linda Garrett, Member

Dr. Shelby B. Powell, Member

Ms. Rosetta Smith, Member

Mr. James Aarington, Member


Staff
Dr. Shelby B Powell, Interim Executive Director

Nicollette Patterson, Social Worker

Janie Cowan, Administrative Assistant

Jerome Johnson, Accountant/Bookkeeper

Wendy Boykin, Communications Consultant

Counties We Serve