Blood Center

Give Life — Become a Donor

The mission of the Blood Center is to promote voluntary, non-remunerated blood donation and ensure that patients have access to safe blood components.

The need for blood components is constantly increasing. Anyone may need them at any moment — including:

• Oncology patients

• Children with leukemia

• Patients with trauma, burns, or fractures

• Mothers and newborns

• Victims of car accidents

• Individuals requiring emergency or planned medical procedures

Donating is a simple act — with life-saving impact.

The entire process takes about an hour, while the donation itself lasts only 10–15 minutes.
It involves a few easy steps:

1. Registration
   You’ll provide general and contact information and a valid ID.

2. Health History & Physical Check
   You’ll answer questions about your health and travel history. Your temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and hemoglobin level will be checked.

3. Donation
   A sterile needle is inserted into a thoroughly disinfected area of your arm.

4. Rest & Recovery
   You’ll rest for 10–15 minutes to allow your body to adjust. After that, you can resume your day — knowing you've helped save a life.

How long does it take for your body to replace the donated blood?

The volume of plasma lost during donation is typically replaced within 24 hours.
Red blood cells may take 4 to 6 weeks to fully replenish.