By Rehab Mohammad. Strong turnout reflects community spirit and humanitarian values in Bahrain TDT | Manama Email: mail@newsofbahrain.com The Imam Hussain (AS) Blood Donation Campaign collected a total of 741 units of blood during its 28th edition, continuing its long-standing humanitarian contribu
Strong turnout reflects community spirit and humanitarian values in Bahrain
TDT | Manama
Email: mail@newsofbahrain.com
The Imam Hussain (AS) Blood Donation Campaign collected a total of 741 units of blood during its 28th edition, continuing its long-standing humanitarian contribution to Bahrain’s Central Blood Bank.
Held under the slogan “Hussain is a Refuge,” the two-day campaign was organized in partnership with Al Hilal Healthcare Group at its Manama Central branch on June 24–25, 2026.
Officials said the initiative reflects growing public awareness about the importance of blood donation and its life-saving impact on patients across the Kingdom.
Dr. Fadhel Al-Nasheet, Chairman of the Supreme Organizing Committee, said the strong participation from both men and women reflects a deeply rooted culture of social responsibility in Bahrain.
He noted that the campaign is inspired by the values of sacrifice, generosity, and humanitarian service associated with the legacy of Imam Hussain (AS), adding that the initiative continues to strengthen the Central Blood Bank’s reserves.
Dr. Sharath Chandran, CEO of Al Hilal Healthcare Group, said hosting the campaign for the third consecutive year reflects the group’s commitment to supporting community health initiatives.
He described the campaign as a leading example of volunteerism and partnership in Bahrain, highlighting that a fully equipped medical environment was provided to ensure safe and efficient donations aligned with international standards.
The campaign, first launched in April 2000 in cooperation with the Bahrain Ministry of Health, has grown into one of the Kingdom’s most sustained humanitarian efforts.
Over more than two decades, it has contributed 17,913 units of blood to the Central Blood Bank, reinforcing its role in supporting patients and emergency medical needs across Bahrain.
