Sickle Cell Awareness Month
Games Day
In Collaboration with
Sickle Cell Warriors: Health-IN-Colour Podcast
We are looking for warriors that want to showcase their talent and sponsors who would like to sponsor & exhibit their products or services.
Guest Speakers
PRINCESS BRIGHT
Mayor of LBBD London Borough of Barking & Dagenham.
Princess Opeyemi Bright is the current Civic Mayor of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, having been appointed in May 2025 at the age of 29, making her the youngest ever mayor of the borough. She is also recognized as the youngest female mayor in the UK and is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, education, and community development.
A Westminster University alumna and qualified accountant, Bright has chosen to support charities during her term, emphasizing her commitment to serving the community that raised her.
Singer Songwriter/Worship Leader/Backing Vocalist
Deborah is a Sickle Cell Warrior herself & so finds tremendous strength and hope in the music sang and produced. Her powerful voice is never forgotten and is forever grateful to her Saviour Jesus Christ, the Giver of this beautiful gift, grace, and the love which shines through her life, that touches many.
Deborah’s singing journey has inspired her to travel to Miami, New York, Tanzania, Kenya, Tobago, London and cities within the UK. Her style is derived from contemporary, Jazz, gospel, soul and reggae.
DEBORAH DAVIES
DELO BIYE
Life Coach/Motivational Speaker/Spoken Word
Delo was born with sickle cell anaemia, which causes excruciating pain in areas of the body, with little warning.
Through this illness he decided to thrive, rather than just survive. He claimed all that he deemed his ‘normal’ (who I called those without ailments) friends and family were able to achieve. He spent 6 years to complete his 1st degree due to so much illness, but he never gave up.
Delo leaned into his interests becoming a Youth Worker and then took over the Children & Youth Church at Micah Ministries.
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