BLOOD DONATION CAMP
Organized by the Science Club, MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe
Date: 09 November 2023
Time: 9:30 AM
Venue: College Campus
The Science Club of MAHE Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe organized a Blood Donation Camp on 9th November 2023 at 9:30 AM with the objective of promoting social responsibility, raising awareness about the importance of blood donation, and encouraging students to contribute to lifesaving community services.
The programme began with an inaugural address explaining the significance of voluntary blood donation and its crucial role in saving lives during medical emergencies, surgeries, and long-term treatments. Students were encouraged to understand the value of donor participation in strengthening healthcare services.
1. Collaboration and Setup
The camp was conducted in collaboration with a local medical team and blood bank unit, who arranged the required equipment and ensured hygienic and safe procedures. A temporary donation area was set up with registration desks, screening stations, and resting facilities.
2. Donor Registration and Screening
Participants registered for donation and underwent standard health checks, including:
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Blood pressure measurement
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Hemoglobin level check
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Medical history assessment
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General physical examination
Only medically eligible donors were approved to proceed with the donation.
3. Blood Donation Process
The donation process was carried out smoothly under the supervision of trained medical professionals. Students and faculty members who donated blood showed enthusiasm and a strong sense of service. Each donor was appreciated for their contribution.
4. Post-Donation Care
After donating, participants were provided with:
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Refreshments for energy replenishment
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Guidance on aftercare
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Certificates of appreciation for their noble act
The medical team ensured that all donors were comfortable and well monitored.
5. Awareness and Motivation
Throughout the event, volunteers and coordinators spread awareness about:
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The need for regular blood donation
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Myths and misconceptions about blood donation
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Health benefits associated with being a donor
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The importance of community participation in healthcare initiatives
6. Outcome of the Camp
The camp successfully encouraged students to engage in humanitarian service and created a positive attitude toward voluntary blood donation. Several units of blood were collected and handed over to the partnering blood bank to support patients in need.
The programme concluded with a message appreciating the donors and highlighting that donating blood is a simple yet impactful act that can save multiple lives.
The Blood Donation Camp was a meaningful and impactful initiative, reflecting the Science Club’s commitment to promoting community welfare, health awareness, and social responsibility among students.
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