Organizing Community Participation in Humanitarian Blood Donation Activities
Yusias Hikmat Diani, Lusia Sri Sunarti, Trini Suryowati, Romauli Lumbantobing, Morado Natanael Sidauruk, Jeremya Yogi Putra, Hidekel Tambunan, Daniel Jhosias Samosir
International Blood Research & Reviews · pp. 133–140 · Published 5 Dec 2023
10.9734/ibrr/2023/v14i4326Abstract
Aim: To organize and to encourage community participation in humanitarian blood donation held by the Indonesian Red Cross in collaboration with local church. Discussion: The culture of voluntary blood donation must always be encourage, in order to guarantee timely access to safe blood and blood products and help save lives. Compliment and appreciation given to noble donation of voluntary donors who receive no remuneration but are always ready and available to donate blood to help save other lives most of whom they never meet. Using popular social media, action taken to promote, mobilize, and publish educational materials on voluntary blood donation campaigns as well as encourage local potential donor to donate voluntarily. This activity is also the implementation of the noble human values of sharing, giving and caring Conclusion: Connecting all stakeholders helps to make the blood donation succesfull.
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