Blood donation

Blood is an essential part of every health system. It saves lives in emergencies, surgeries, cancer care, trauma, and childbirth. 
Every blood donation is a gift of hope. It can mean the difference between life and death for patients in need of transfusions.
But access isn’t equal: Many countries struggle with chronic shortages of safe blood, especially for children and mothers.
Since blood cannot be stored indefinitely, there is a continuous need for regular, voluntary, unpaid donations.
 Want to donate blood but not sure if you’re eligible? Here’s what you need to know! 
Most healthy adults can give blood:
 You should be between 18–65 years old.? You should weigh at least 50 kg.? You must feel well and not be sick on donation day.? Your blood pressure, pulse, and haemoglobin levels will be checked before donating.  The entire process is safe, quick, and rewarding.
One unit of safe blood can save up to 3 lives! It takes just an hour to donate, but the impact can last a lifetime.