Dauminique Bouvier Smalling was a resident in the East Ramapo community who lost her battle with sickle cell disease at the young age of 20 years old. As she struggled with surviving, Dauminique and her family were unaware of counseling services that were provided by Falling Angels Sickle Cell Foundation. After learning about Dauminique’s early demise, the foundation decided to dedicate their counseling program after Dauminique Bouvier Smalling. It is a legacy to her memory. The foundation also hired two certified counselors, specializing in providing support to those affected with sickle cell and their family. These counseling sessions will provide a voice for those affected by this debilitating disease. The service is free for a limited number of sessions. The foundation also provides financial assistance towards medical bills for those experiencing hardships.  We provide grants up to $1,000 for various services. We continue to be advocates for those with sickle cell disease.