On 23rd May 2003 when a patient in one of the city hospitals died because he did not receive blood on time, Sankalp was born.
The commitment was simple. Whenever there is any requirement of blood which the blood banks in the city fail to satisfy, we requested them to forward it over to us. Sankalp 24 X 7 X 365 emergency blood helpline has been working since then taking up all emergency blood requests that come up.
The fragmented nature of the blood transfusion services led to un-necessary competition and seclusions. Blood banks did not work as one unit. We conceptualized and eventually realized a single helpline number that gave information about blood availability in various blood banks in Bangalore. Need Blood - Call 1062 Every time the donor went to donate, he/she was doubtful about his/her safety. Is this the right place to donate? Am I safe? Will they sell my blood? These questions were raised frequently and there were no sure answers.. Each party blew it's own trumpet. We explored, we studied and we came up with solution. We came up with information that answers the donor's questions and ensures the safest of all donations. The blood banks across the country face a problem in delivering good quality of service to the people. They are many time unable to deliver the gift of life. To ensure safe and sustainable supply of blood it was realized that enrollment of Voluntary Non-remunerative blood donors was a must. People wanted to donate blood. But there was little organized help to conduct camps. We are working on Rakta Kranti, the road to 100% Voluntary Non- Remunerative Blood donation. We are slowly changing attitudes. we are slowly pushing in reforms. We are providing help, but at the same time we are empowering people to help themselves. Read on to explore Sankalp Blood Donation Organization.
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We are going organise a
We are going organise a Blood/Eye & Body Donation camp on 20th July 2008.How can your organisation help us to achive our goal.
Nice to hear about the Blood
Nice to hear about the Blood Donation camp.
I've always been a fan of
I've always been a fan of donating blood. It helps out people that are in need. Where can I find out more information about the Blood Donation Camp?
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Hi How about networking with
Hi
How about networking with local bangalore colleges like Seshadripuram College (Swastik), KLE College (Rajajinagar), MES College (Malleswaram), Christ College (Near Forum), Jain College, National College (near Basavangudi), Vijaya College ( Basavangudi, Jayanangar area), Mount Carmel College and maybe even some other engineering/medical/graduate colleges in other parts of Bangalore.
If the management/principal/individual-in-power of these institutions agree there could be an announcement made in case of emergency and the number of students who are aplenty here would be more than eager to get out class for a good purpose :)
This model worked out successfully for one of the operations which required fresh blood ( < 24 hours ), in which an announcement was made at Seshadripuram College and flocks of students were ready to donate blood.
Not sure if such a thing already exists or if the similar idea is already discussed.