Organ donation is the process of removing organs or tissues from a live or recently deceased donor and transplanting them into a recipient in need. Organs that can be donated include the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, intestines and pancreas, while tissues include the cornea, skin, bone, marrow, heart valves and middle ear. In India, thousands of people die each year waiting for organ transplants due to not enough donors, highlighting the urgent need for more people to donate.

2. What is Organ Donation:
 It is the process of removing organ or tissue from a live
or recently dead person to be used for another person.
 The person who donates is DONOR and who receives
is RECIPIENT.

4. Organ;
•Lungs
• Heart
•Liver
•Kidneys
•Intestines
•Pancreas
•Eyes(cornea)
Tissue; ;
*Cornea
*Skin
*Bone
*Marrow
*Heart valves
*Middle ear

5. •People of all ages.
•Any healthy willing person.
•Only one exception is that HIV and
ACTIVE CANCER patients cannot donate.

6. •Person after death.
•Living person to related patients.
•Living person to unrelated patients.

7. • In INDIA around 6000 people die every
day waiting for organ transplant.
• Every 17 minutes someone dies waiting for
transplant.
• Every 13 minutes someone is added to a
waiting list.

8. •There is huge need for organs.
•Almost all organs can be donated to everyone and
a single donor can save unto 50 lives.
•Instead of taking organs to the heaven lets create
heaven in the earth.