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What is the Blood Cells Rescue Initiative (BCRI)
The Blood Cells Rescue Initiative is a non-profit organization committed to ensuring that safe blood is available and accessible to everyone who needs it in Nigeria. We promote voluntary blood donation, educate on blood safety, and advocate for improved transfusion services nationwide.
Why is blood donation so important in Nigeria?
Nigeria faces a critical shortage of safe blood, which contributes to thousands of preventable deaths each year — especially among women, children, and accident victims. Regular voluntary donations help bridge this gap and save countless lives
Who can donate blood?
Healthy individuals between the ages of 18 and 65, weighing at least 50 kg (110 lbs), and free from certain health conditions can safely donate blood. Before donating, each person undergoes a quick medical screening to ensure safety for both donor and recipient.
How often can someone donate blood?
You can donate whole blood every three to four months (about three times a year). This allows your body to replenish its blood supply naturally and stay healthy.
Is blood donation safe?
Yes, absolutely. Every donation uses new, sterile, and disposable equipment. The process is handled by trained medical professionals to ensure maximum safety and comfort.
How does BCRI ensure blood safety?
We follow strict screening protocols to test every unit of blood for transfusion-transmissible infections. We also promote the use of advanced methods like ELISA and antigen-based screening to guarantee safety and reliability.
What happens to the blood after donation?
After collection, the blood is tested, processed, and stored in certified facilities. It is then distributed to hospitals and clinics where it is used to treat patients in need, including those with severe anemia, surgical needs, or sickle cell complications.
How can I get involved with BCRI?
You can join us as a volunteer, donor, or partner. Participate in our blood drives, support our awareness campaigns, or collaborate with us to improve access to safe blood in your community.
What is the Blood Rescue Club?
The Blood Rescue Club is the student and youth arm of BCRI — a platform that empowers young people to advocate for blood donation, organize campus drives, and promote a culture of giving among their peers.
How can organizations or schools partner with BCRI?
We welcome partnerships with hospitals, schools, NGOs, and corporate organizations. Together, we can organize joint blood drives, awareness programs, and training initiatives. Simply reach out through our Contact Page or email us to get started.

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