Are you eligible to give blood?

You May Qualify!

Blood is a precious gift of life that anyone can give to a patient in need of the blood transfusion therapy.

Take our eligibility quiz to find out if you meet the requirements to give blood.

Final eligibility will be determined by our staff at our blood donation centers.

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Weekly Donation Schedule

Day Mobile/Static Clinic Start time
Monday, 4/04/2022

KBTH Blood Bank - Korle - Bu

Southern Zonal Blood Centre - Korle - Bu

8:00am

8:00am
Tuesday, 5/04/2022

KBTH Blood Bank - Korle - Bu

Southern Zonal Blood Centre - Korle - Bu

8:00am

8:00am
Wednesday, 6/04/2022

KBTH Blood Bank - Korle - Bu

Southern Zonal Blood Centre - Korle - Bu

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY - MIOTSO

8:00am

8:00am

6:00am
Thursday, 7/04/2022

KBTH Blood Bank - Korle - Bu

Southern Zonal Blood Centre - Korle - Bu

8:00am

8:00am
Friday, 8/04/2022

KBTH Blood Bank - Korle - Bu

Southern Zonal Blood Centre - Korle - Bu

8:00am

8:00am
Saturday, 9/04/2022

KBTH Blood Bank - Korle-Bu

Southern Zonal Blood Centre - Korle-Bu

8:00am

8:00am
Sunday, 10/04/2022

LIC - LEGON

PAX ROMANA CATH CHURCH - LEGON

7:00am

6:00am

Donation Process In 4 Easy Steps

The donation process from the time you arrive at the center until the time you leave.

Registration

You will complete a simple registration form with your personal details. Remember to bring your picture ID for easy identification.

1

Screening

Our nurses will take you through a brief medical check so that you or the person who receives your blood are not negatively affected after donation.

2

Donation

Once you are found fit, you will be directed to our comfortable donor bed to give blood. This usually takes between 10-15 minutes.

3

Resting & Refreshment

When you are done giving the blood, our staff will take care of you to make sure you are safe to go back to normal life. You will also receive a slight refreshment as you rest.

4

Someone needs your blood type

No matter your blood type, your blood is always needed to save someone's life. After you donate, you get to know your blood type, which becomes helpful in times of emergency. Sign up to be a blood donor >>>

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