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ActionAid organizes blood donation program

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In commemoration of International Youth Day, celebrated annually on August 12th, ActionAid International Nepal, a prominent non-governmental organization dedicated to social justice, wrapped up a successful blood donation program. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from employees and young volunteers of ActionAid International Nepal, who generously donated blood to save lives.

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The program, conducted in collaboration with the Nepal Red Cross Society, aimed to highlight the critical role of youth in preserving lives across various sectors. Sujitha Mathema, the executive director of Sanski, passionately spoke about the life-saving significance of blood donation during the event. She underscored the program’s profound impact, especially for those in urgent need of blood transfusions.

Recognizing the challenges posed by the current rainy season, which often leads to disasters like floods and landslides, ActionAid Nepal strategically organized the blood donation drive. The organization acknowledged the pressing need for an ample blood supply during such emergencies and sought to emphasize the pivotal role of youth in contributing to this humanitarian cause.

Through this inspiring event, ActionAid International Nepal reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing a culture of compassion, support, and solidarity among young individuals. The organization emphasized that the actions of youth can bring hope and life-saving assistance to those facing critical medical situations.

The blood donation program stands as a testament to ActionAid International Nepal’s dedication to making a positive impact on society and promoting youth empowerment in saving lives. As the organization concludes this significant event, it continues to strive for a brighter and healthier future for all.

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