Blood units needed annually in India
WHO Report
Blood units actually collected
Annual shortfall in India
Delhi NCR annual blood shortage
eRaktKosh — MoHFW
Lives saved per blood donation
Days between donations
Minutes to donate blood
For body to replenish fluids
No matter how much is donated today, the need begins again tomorrow. This is why there is a regular, continuous need for donors — not just once, but repeatedly.
One blood donation can save up to three lives — when separated into its components: red blood cells, plasma, and platelets.
Source: eRaktKosh — Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
As per the eRaktKosh Portal of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India:
Regular donors are 88% less likely to suffer a heart attack
33% less likely to develop cardiovascular disease
Removes 225–250 mg of excess iron — protecting your heart
At this exact moment — a patient is waiting for blood. A surgery is delayed. A newborn needs a transfusion. Blood is not a future need.
It is a NEED RIGHT-NOW.
Delhi NCR alone faces a shortage of 1,00,000 units of blood every year.
Imagine what the national statistics will be.
Source: eRaktKosh — Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India
No money. Virtually no recovery time. No lasting discomfort. Just 30 minutes — a health screening, a donation, some refreshments — and you walk out knowing you may have just saved three lives.
No cost
30 minutes
Up to 3 lives
And — we issue a Certificate of Appreciation to you as a token of our gratitude for every confirmed donation.
Age 18 to 65. Weight above 45 kg. Feeling well today. Last donation more than 90 days ago. Normal blood pressure and pulse. Haemoglobin 12.5 g/dL or above.
If you are not sure — come to a camp anyway. Every donation camp includes a free pre-donation health screening by qualified medical staff. You have nothing to lose by showing up.
Age 18–65
Above 45 kg
Feeling well
90+ days gap
Register once. Save lives repeatedly.
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