Rebecca Seavers

Dedicated nonprofit executive and community advocate with a strong commitment to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by sickle cell disease. As President of the Sickle Cell Association of Kentuckiana, she provides strategic leadership, community outreach, program development, and advocacy initiatives that advance awareness, education, support services, and healthcare access for those living with sickle cell disease throughout the region.

Known for building meaningful partnerships with healthcare providers, community organizations, educators, and stakeholders, she works to strengthen resources and opportunities for underserved populations while championing health equity and community empowerment. Her leadership focuses on developing impactful programs, securing community engagement, and expanding the organization's reach and influence.

Her educational background includes studies at University of Louisville and Jefferson Community College, with a focus on Early Childhood Education and Teaching. This foundation has contributed to her passion for education, family support, youth development, and community service.

With a career centered on advocacy, leadership, and service, she continues to make a meaningful impact by fostering awareness, promoting health education, and supporting individuals and families affected by sickle cell disease across the Kentuckiana community.