Blood from Bangalore Helps Save A Life in Instanbul-Turkey
23rd February 2013: Sankalp India Foundation, organised for 3 units of Bombay phenotype for a critical patient receiving treatment at Istanbul University, Turkey.
On 20th February 2013, Sankalp India Foundation received a blood request from the Department of Thoracic Surgery, Istanbul University, Turkey.
Temples of India
INDIAN WAR MEMORIAL
Nathu La, Sikkim
1962 China War and 1967 Nathuka skirmish
OPERATION MEGHDOOT WAR MEMORIAL
Siachen, J&K
“When you go home tell them of us and say for your tomorrow we gave our today”
Voluntary Blood Donation: Selfless and beautiful
The innate selflessness of the voluntary blood donation is intriguing.
Are you preparing enough for summers
This article highlights an important aspect of planning that must be incorporated by all blood banks to prevent acute shortage of blood in summer season.
This month when we send the newsletter most of us in Karnataka have a relatively comfortable situation when it comes to blood stocks.
Rampant demand for replacement undermining voluntary blood donation movement
Replacement for blood is just refusing to go away.. and now it has started affecting voluntary blood donation as well!
A person got his father admitted in a reputed hospital for a cardiac surgery. He was told that 5 blood donors were required to be brought in before the surgery.
Sankalp's 10th Anniversary Celebration
The road we took 10 years back is lonely no more. We have the privilege and honour of having your support and participation in our mission to give life a better chance. Your presence has enriched and enabled us to move a few steps closer to our goals.
2 months Internship for Students
2013/IBBB/1
Intern required to work for children suffering from Thalassemia. This is 9 am - 6 pm internship program based in a Government Hospital. Minimum duration 2 months. Stipend and certificate will be provided to the student/candidate.
Manage the day to day running of the thalassemia day care centre under the guidance of senior volunteers.
- Willingness to work with children in Government hospitals
- Comfortable with computers
- Must know English and Kannada
- Willingness to work from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM 6 days a week