Our Mission
Building a valuable community of blood donors
Our Vision
Creating a world where no one dies from blood shortages
Why We Exist
Every 2 seconds someone is in need of blood and 1 in every 6 people eventually die due to lack of blood..
The most affected group of people are pregnant women, sickle cell and cancer patients among others..
Delay in obtaining blood donors and the right blood unit contribute significantly to the outcome of these patients when in extreme need of blood..
Our Milestones
+ lives saved
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+ emergencies responded to
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+ educated on blood donation
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DONATE BLOOD TO SAVE LIVES!
“..tears of a mother cannot save her child, but your blood can..”
Testimonials
"Helping others benefits our mental wellbeing. Blood donation saves lives and I feel awesome contributing in saving the life of a fellow human being.."
LARISSA
-BAMENDA-
"After realizing my first voluntary blood donation prevented a maternal mortality, I know this is what I wanted to do. Saving lives with what I have everytime I have the opportunity.."
RICHMOND
-BUEA-
"Vous avez permis a moi et ma famille de porter dans les bras notre fils. Donner du sang pour sauver des vies.."
Edith
-DOUALA-
Merci encore, car grace a vous ma fille s'est remise et set sortie d'une situation compliquée.."
Marcelle
-YAOUNDE-
Partnership
As aligned by SDG 17, we are firmly dedicated to partner with relevant institutions to achieve our vision as we work in close collaboration with a number of organisations and individuals to provide sustainable solutions. Our work has been recognised in a number of international competitions, notably the Youth Alliance for Leadership and Development in Africa (YALDA) iboot camp, Morocco 2018, where we emerged as the second runner-up. Also, at the Belgian “Vocatio” competition, selected alongside 19 other laureates for sponsorship to promote our activities. Click here for more.
Award & Achievements
“After climbing a great hill, one only finds there are many more hills to climb” Nelson Mandela. It is as such that our founder expressed his gratitude on being the pioneer recipient of the Judith Chapman award by the International Society of Blood Transfusion.
This was given in Spain in front of over 3000 attendees from 115 countries by Judith Chapman (the first executive director of the society)! Moreover, the General Manager of the Cameroon National Blood Transfusion Services and Director of Health Services of CBCHS congratulated our visionary leader! Read more here!
