Blood Donation Camp under Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, 2026

1 October 2026 · District Hospital Churachandpur · Churachandpur · 12 views

As part of the Seva Sankalp Utsav/Abhiyan, 2026, commemorating 25 years of public service by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, a Blood Donation Camp under the theme “Seva Mera Yogdan” was organised on 1st October 2026 at the Blood Centre, District Hospital Churachandpur, in collaboration with the District Administration, Churachandpur. The programme was organised with the objective of promoting voluntary blood donation and creating greater awareness about the importance of contributing to the community through blood donation. The event brought together blood donors, volunteers, healthcare personnel, officials and other participants in a spirit of service and social responsibility. The programme commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Priscilla, who warmly welcomed Shri Rabish Kumar, Commandant, 129 BN, Churachandpur, along with other dignitaries and participants. The gathering was subsequently addressed by Dr. K.H. Sania Monica, who spoke about the importance of voluntary blood donation. She highlighted that blood cannot be manufactured artificially and can only be obtained through voluntary donors, making blood donation an essential act of service that can help save lives. A total of 39 participants attended the programme, comprising 34 males and 5 females. The camp also witnessed active participation from walk-in voluntary donors, who came forward to contribute to the success of the blood donation drive. As part of the programme, 21 regular blood donors who had donated blood three or more times within a year were felicitated in recognition of their commitment to voluntary blood donation. The group comprised 12 male and 9 female donors. Their contribution was acknowledged as an inspiring example of continued community service and humanitarian commitment. The organisers also expressed their sincere appreciation to all voluntary blood donors, participants, healthcare workers, volunteers and officials whose collective efforts contributed to the successful conduct of the camp. The initiative reinforced the message that every voluntary blood donation is a valuable contribution towards saving lives and strengthening the community. The Blood Donation Camp successfully reflected the spirit of “Seva Mera Yogdan”, encouraging citizens to contribute to society through meaningful acts of service. The programme also strengthened the collaborative efforts of the District Hospital, Blood Centre and District Administration, Churachandpur in promoting voluntary blood donation and public welfare.

Part of Seva Sankalp Utsav/Abhiyan, 2026 – Manipur — Seva Setu Abhiyan – Sarkar Aapke Dwar

Attendance: 39