1) Create a story of 2 African American kid heroes whose mission is to educate everybody across the state of Arizona about Sickle Cell disease (SCD) and why it's important to know about it. 

2)Base the story in and around all the parts of Arizona, from Coconino County, which is Grand Canyon, Flagstaff and Navajo land, to Maricopa County, that includes Phoenix and central Phoenix, through to Southern Arizona, which includes Tucson and the agricultural counties.

3) Include scenes where they are talking to all three target groups: 1) Those living with SCD, 2) the Medical Community, and 3) The General public.



360° SCD Heroes in Arizona 

Victor and Victoria standing under the bright Arizona sun, map in hand, determined

In Arizona's warmth, under the sun's bright glow, Lived Victor and Victoria, ready to show. A mission they had, important and true, To spread the word about SCD, through and through. With hearts full of courage, and spirits so bold, They set off on their journey, stories to be told.

The Mission Begins

Eagle soaring over the Grand Canyon, symbolizing freedom and the spread of their message

First stop, Coconino, Grand Canyon so wide, Where eagles soar freely, and mysteries hide. They spoke to the people, with voices so clear, 'Bout SCD's secrets, for all to hear. From Flagstaff to Navajo land, their message did fly, Like seeds on the wind, under the vast sky.

Grand Canyon Adventure

A doctor in a lab coat, holding a brochure about SCD, inspired and thoughtful

Next, Maricopa, where Phoenix does rise, Amidst the desert, under azure skies. To doctors and nurses, they shared their plea, 'Learn more about SCD, help set sufferers free.' The medical community listened, inspired by their zest, Pledged to do more, to give their very best.

Phoenix Rising

Victor and Victoria sitting with a group of people under a giant cactus, sharing stories

Southward to Tucson, where cacti stand tall, Victor and Victoria continued to call. They met folks with SCD, shared laughter and tears, Offered them hope, to overcome their fears. 'You're not alone,' they said, 'we're in this together,' A bond formed in that moment, strong as leather.

Tucson Tales

A farmer holding the soil in his hands, with a brochure about SCD sticking out of his pocket

In the agricultural counties, where the soil is so rich, They found hardworking people, making life's stitch. To the farmers and families, they spread their word, About SCD's challenges, ensuring they were heard. 'Knowledge is power,' they exclaimed with a cheer, 'Together, we can make SCD's impact disappear.'

The Agricultural Heart

A diverse group of people forming a circle, holding hands, with Victor and Victoria among them

They spoke to the public, in towns big and small, Their message of hope, resonating with all. 'SCD is a battle, but one we can win, With awareness and support, let the healing begin.' Their words, like water, nourished the land, Bringing together, a united stand.

Community Connections

Victor and Victoria looking at a sunset, reflective and hopeful, with a crowd in the background

As their journey neared its end, Victor and Victoria found, The beauty in unity, and love that's unbound. They saw the strength in every face, The willingness to help, the embrace of grace. 'Our mission's not over,' they said with a smile, 'But we've made a start, and that's worthwhile.'

Reflections

Close-up of Victor and Victoria's smiling faces, eyes bright with hope and determination

With hearts full of hope, and eyes shining bright, Victor and Victoria knew they'd done right. Across Arizona, from desert to peak, They'd spread the word, helped the strong and the weak. 'Till every person knows of SCD's fight, We'll continue our mission, with all our might.'