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Our mission is clear: to raise awareness about the critical need for organ donation, educate communities about the life-saving benefits of donation, and encourage individuals to register as donors. Through our innovative campaigns, informative resources, and engaging events, we aim to empower people to take action and become champions of organ donation.

At Organation, we are dedicated to making a positive impact on the world through our commitment to organ donation awareness and advocacy. Founded on the belief that every individual has the power to make a difference, we strive to inspire hope, save lives, and foster a culture of giving. Driven by compassion and fueled by a desire to create a better future for all, we work tirelessly to ensure that every voice is heard, every life is valued, and every opportunity to save a life is seized. Together, we are a force for good, transforming lives and leaving a lasting legacy of hope and healing.

Join us on this journey of love, compassion, and generosity. Together, we can make a difference and bring hope to those in need. Thank you for your support.

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One organ donor can save up to 8 lives and enhance the lives of many others through tissue donation.

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What is Organ Donation?

Organ donation is the entire practice of retrieving a human organ from a living or deceased person, who is referred to as a Donor, and transplanting it into a recipient. The recipient will be a patient who is suffering from organ failure and who will not survive unless she/he receives an organ replacement. The process of recovering organs is called Retrieval.

What are the different types of Organ Donation?

There are two types of organ donations – Living Organ Donations & Deceased Organ Donations.
Living Organ Donation: This is when you retrieve an organ from a healthy living person and transplant it into the body of someone who is suffering from end-stage organ failure. This is commonly done in the case of a liver or a kidney failure (because the liver can grow back to its normal size and a donor can survive on one kidney). Living donors are classified as either a near relative or a distant relative/friends etc. A near-relative is spouse, son/daughter, brother/sister, parents, grandparents and grandchildren. Those other than near-relative can be distant relatives and friends who will need the permission of the State Authorization Committee to donate organs. If the hospital refuses to entertain such cases, the patient may send a legal notice to the hospital for not following the Transplant Act.
Deceased Organ Donation: When we talk about pledging your organs for donation or about organ donation after death, we are talking about Deceased Organ Donation. This is an organ donation from a person who has been declared brain stem dead by a team of authorized doctors at a hospital. A person is said to be brain stem dead when there is an irreversible loss of consciousness, absence of brain stem reflexes and irreversible loss of the capacity to breathe. A lot of people think that whenever and however they die, their organs can be donated. That is not true. In India, organ donation after death is only possible in the case of Brain stem death. Donation after cardiac death is common in the West, but in India it is rare for donations to take place after cardiac death. Although it is possible for organs such as the liver and the kidney to be easily donated from a living donor to a recipient, we should work towards an environment where everyone donates their organs after their deaths (if they can), so no living person should have to donate an organ to another.
What Organs Can Be Donated After Death? All organs and tissues that are viable can be donated after a person dies.

What organs and tissues can be donated?

The impact of organ donation can vary, as it depends on the number of organs and tissues donated and the medical needs of recipients. However, a single organ donor has the potential to save or improve the lives of multiple individuals. Organs such as the heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, and others can each contribute to saving a life. Details of the organs and tissue are given below.
The following organs can be donated and transplanted:
Heart - A muscular organ that pumps blood through the body. Heart transplant is used to help those suffering from heart failure and babies born with heart defects.
Liver - A large organ that secretes bile and is active in the formation of certain blood proteins and in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. Liver transplant is used to treat various conditions which cause liver failure, such as cirrhosis or liver cancer.
Kidneys - A pair of organs that maintain proper water and electrolyte balance, regulate acid-base concentration, and filter the blood of metabolic waste, which is excreted as urine. A kidney transplant may be recommended for those who have been diagnosed with end stage kidney disease.
Lungs - A pair of spongy organs that remove carbon dioxide from the blood and provide it with oxygen. Lung transplants are recommended for those with severe lung disease. Sometimes there is a combined heart and lung transplant.
Pancreas - A long, irregularly shaped gland which lies behind the stomach and aids in the digestion of proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Pancreas transplant is indicated for those with insulin-dependent Type I diabetes.
Tissues that can be donated are:
Cornea - The outer curved transparent tissue covering the iris and pupil on the outside of the eye. Corneal transplant is a common procedure used to restore vision for those with eye diseases and corneal infections.
Skin - A tissue which protects the body from infection and injury. Skin transplants, referred to as skin grafts, are used to treat severe burns, extensive wounds and skin loss due to infection.
Heart Valves - Tissues that prevent the back flow of blood into the heart. Heart valve transplants are used to treat malfunctioning heart valves caused by infections, birth defects and aging. When an entire heart is not usable, heart valves are removed from the heart and are used for transplants .
Bones - Connective tissues that are dense, semi rigid, porous, and calcified forming the major portion of the skeleton of most vertebrates. Bone transplantation is done for reconstruction related to trauma, tumours, disease and fractures and to fill defects. For the recipient, it restores mobility, decreases pain, prevents amputation and collapse of bone.
Tendons - Tissues which attach muscles to bones. Tendon transplants are recommended for patients who have lost muscle function due to nerve injury or damage to tendons. It improves the recipient’s life and makes it pain free.

How can I be a Donor, What is the process to take donor pledge?

You can be a donor by expressing your wish/interest with us for organ and tissue donation information by filling the form hereClick Here, or send signed copy of Form7 to NOTTO at below mentioned address
Address: NATIONAL ORGAN AND TISSUE TRANSPLANT ORGANISATION, 4th Floor, NIOP Building, Safdarjung Hospital Campus, New Delhi-110029.

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