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How to organise a blood donation camp in Assam

For colleges, clubs, companies and community groups — the practical steps to run a camp with a licensed centre.

The model that works: your organisation brings people; a licensed blood centre brings the medical team, equipment and cold chain. Nobody else can collect blood.

Steps:

  1. Pick a partner centre — your district’s civil hospital or medical college blood centre. (Find yours)
  2. Pick a date — avoid exam seasons and festival lulls; 80–150 expected participants makes a camp worthwhile
  3. Plan the venue — 2–3 rooms: registration, screening (private), donation couches + a refreshment corner
  4. Publicise for two weeks — posters, class/office announcements, WhatsApp groups
  5. Recruit first-time donors hard — a camp that only attracts veteran donors doesn’t grow the state’s pool
  6. After the camp — publish the honest numbers (registered, donated, deferred). We’ll list your camp free and report results on our camps page.

What we provide: free listing, registration links, and donor-register sign-ups routed to the partner centre. Talk to us →

People also ask

How do I organise a blood donation camp in Assam?

Partner with a licensed blood centre (they bring staff and equipment), book a venue, pick a date, and gather 50+ likely donors. Listing on our camps page is free.

Who can organise a blood donation camp?

Colleges, companies, clubs, NGOs, religious organisations — anyone who can gather willing donors and a hall.

Does it cost anything to run a camp?

The licensed centre provides the medical side. Your costs are venue and publicity. Listing the camp with us is free, always.

About this article

Written by Assam Blood Donor team. Medical review: pending, content follows published national (NBTC/NACO) guidance and is for general education, not personal medical advice. Last updated 26 Aug 2026.

Sources: NBTC blood donation camp guidance · ASBTC

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