Managing blood during a pandemic like COVID19
Kumar Magarati heads to Nepal Thalassemia center every 4 weeks. His two-year-old daughter Anamika is a Thalassemia patient and needs a regular blood transfusion.
Kumar Magarati heads to Nepal Thalassemia center every 4 weeks. His two-year-old daughter Anamika is a Thalassemia patient and needs a regular blood transfusion.
We collected 71 pints of blood that is equivalent to saving 213 lives.
77 individuals were able to register to donate blood and 55 were qualified to donate blood; A+ 11, B+ 9, O+ 12 , AB+ 6 and Unknown 17.
We collected 70 pints of blood; A+ 19 pints, B+ 16 pints, O+ 23 pints, AB+ 8 pints and Unknown 4 pints.
Event highlights : 32 individuals were able to register to donate blood and 24 were qualified to donate blood; A+ 5, B+ 3, O+ 9 , AB+ 1 , B- 1, O- 1, Unknown 4
48 individuals registered to donate blood and 35 were qualified to donate blood; A+ 11 pints, B+ 9 pints, O+ 9 pints, AB+ 6 pints.
We collected 204 pints of blood ; A+ 52 pints, B+ 43 pints, O+ 51 pints, AB+ 16 pints, O- 1 pints and Unknow 41 pints.
Hamro LifeBank organized a Smart Blood Donation Event for the Let's celebrate NESOG at Labim Mall on November 8.
International Youth Forum of IFBDO is an annual meetup of volunteers working on different blood donor organizations all over the world. It is a platform where young individuals get a chance to learn about the blood donation practices in different parts of the world.
Hamro LifeBank is frequently organizing blood donation drives to eliminate blood shortage in Kathmandu. HLB have been digitizing all the blood data from its collection to supply and rolling out our vein to vein project which intends to motivate blood donors by sending an SMS that their blood has saved the life of the patients.
“People with haemophilia, a rare disorder in which your blood doesn't clot normally because it lacks sufficient blood-clotting proteins (clotting factors), and other bleeding disorders were given blood infected with HIV and hepatitis viruses, during the 1970s and 1980s.
HLB got featured for the first time in the National Daily (Kathmandu Post) on May 1, 2019. Professionals working in blood sector claim, a major reason for blood shortage has been due to decreased number of blood donations compared to rising demands.
HLB kick-started crowdfunding in international (Go Fund Me) and national (Hiteri) platforms wherein people from all around the world have come together to support the smart technology which envisions to save lives by eliminating blood scarcity in Nepal.
On May 6, 2019, Kantipur publication published an article (Link) about a 5 years old baby girl who passed away due to transfusion of blood component of wrong group.
HLB is committed to save lives by organising smart blood donation drive event every month so that needy will get blood when required.
We collected 55 pints of blood; A+ 18 pints, B+ 14 pints, O+ 17 pints,
AB+
4
pints
and
Unknown 2 pints.
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