1. Sewa Day – Organ Donation Drive 2017
Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic = BAME

2. Lets Get Your Attention!!!

3. Why is Sewa Day Running This Campaign?
Only around 5,000 people across the UK die in circumstances where their organs could potentially be used each year. Last year around 1,400 people donated their organs after they died across the UK
less than 1% of the Organ Donor registrants are from the BAME community.
BAME People ate more likely to need a Transplant and Less Likely to be Organ Donors
In Fact BAME community make up 27% of the Organ Transplant Waiting list

4. Why is Sewa Day Running This Campaign?
82% of the population definitely want to donate or would consider donating their
organs – but only 35% of people across the UK have joined the NHS Organ
Donor Register
There are 5000 on waiting list for a Kidney Transplant of whom approx are BAME community (BAME community generally wait 1 year longer than others) Sadly, many will die waiting
Asian to Asian transplant more likely to be successful

5. Are you happy to take on a Challenge?

6. Quiz Time This could be your Son or Daughter !! Act Now
How Many people are on the waiting list for organ transplant?
6,500 people waiting for an organ transplant
How Many people die each day due to a shortage of Donors?
Sadly 3 people die every day due to the shortage of donated organs
How many people feel its OK to receive an Organ Transplant?
Then its OK To be an Organ Donor

7. The Figures that will Shock You !!!!
The number of Asian donors, transplants and recipients on the waiting list in the UK in
2016/17 is highlighted above

8. This is Ashni’s Story
Ashni Parmar, of Belgrave, Leicester, was just 12 years old when she died of a blood clot on the brain
A couple who chose to donate their late daughter's organs have met a woman whose life was saved - and who was able to have a family - because she received the girl's kidney.
Ashni's pancreas, lungs, and kidneys, were donated to three women, while a man regained the sight in one of his eyes thanks to the youngster's donated cornea.
Paresh, said: "It was quite emotional meeting them. It was a nice feeling that a part of Ashni's legacy still lives on. "Our family are all proud of Ashni.

9. Lets Listen to Manjinder’s Story

10. What can you donate

11. The Process to Register
To Register go on Online
Or Ring and choose option 2. State ODR code 2637
Or Fill in the Paper Registration Form. Write ODR Code 2637 on it
A Donor Card is not necessary, details are kept Electronically
Ring & Keep your details up to date if you move or name change

12. Hindu Perspective on Organ Donation

13. As a Community we don’t talk about death and dying.
The challenges we face
The first time some families discuss donation is when they are asked the question in a state of acute grief.
As a Community we don’t talk about death and dying.
Nine out of ten say yes when the decision to be an organ donor is known.
Fewer than half of families agree to donation going ahead if they are unaware of their loved one’s decision to be a donor

14. Who can be an Organ Donor?
Patients on ventilators. (Ventilators provide breathing for a patient who is physically unable to breathe)
Patients who are Brain Stem Dead (permanently lost the potential for consciousness and the capacity to breathe)
Most organ donors die as a result of a brain haemorrhage, severe head injury or stroke
Any patient dying in hospital can become a tissue donor. Even at home, after death eyes or skin can be donated.

15. Let’s see what these Recipients of Organs have to say

16. Fact !

17. See how the Wife and Daughter of Joseph is looking to his Hands
What a Great Picture
Abdul Raheem a Afghanistan soldier lost his limb in a war and got one from Mr Joseph who was declared brain death.
See how the Wife and Daughter of Joseph is looking to his Hands
This operation done in Amrita Hospital, Kochi. A Christian donors limb was fixed to a Muslim in a hospital of Hindu Management. An Awesome moment, humanity still alive.