Frank Reddick

Mr. Reddick is currently the President & CEO of the Sickle Cell Association of Hillsborough County, and past member of the National Sickle Cell Disease Association of America Board. Mr. Reddick is also a Tampa City Councilman for District 5, President of the Northview Hills Civic Association, member of the Hospital Authority Board at Tampa General Hospital, Vice-Chairman of Community Health Charities of Florida Board of Directors, Chairman of Veterans Commons Community Development Corporation’s Weed & Seed Tampa II Steering Committee , board member of Healthier Florida Foundation, board member Tampa Sports Authority and board member Public Transportation Commission. He is also chairs the City Council Public Safety and Community Redevelopment Agency committees, as well as serving as the vice-chair for the Transportation committee. Frank Reddick is a lifelong resident and graduate of public schools in Hillsborough County. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education/Psychology from Paine College, Augusta, Georgia.

Sickle Cell Association Hillsborough Cty Inc.

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3402 N. 22nd Street Tampa, Florida 33605

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VISION To break the sickle cycle and find a cure MISSION The mission of the Sickle Cell Association of Hillsborough County, Inc. is to help individuals with sickle cell conditions live lives that are, to the maximum extent possible, unhampered and uncompromised by their sickle cell conditions. HISTORY The Sickle Cell Association of Hillsborough County was established in 1976. For over 35 years, it has provided materials to educate persons with sickle cell concerning medical, sociological, and psychological implications of sickle cell disease and trait. Counseling is provided to individuals and families diagnosed through the Newborn Screening Program. Educational programs are conducted to community groups, health care providers, and public and private schools. The organization also provides medical and social services referrals to individuals and families affected by disease. Please review our strategies as well at: http://www.sicklecelldisease.org/index.cfm?page=mission

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