World Organ Donation Day 2025: Drives Unite Mumbai In Shared Mission To Save Lives

World Organ Donation Day 2025: Drives Unite Mumbai In Shared Mission To Save Lives

Healthcare leaders, community members, and volunteers came together to encourage pledges and conversations that could transform grief into hope for countless families.

Amit SrivastavaUpdated: Tuesday, August 12, 2025, 07:28 PM IST
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World Organ Donation Day 2025: Drives Unite Mumbai In Shared Mission To Save Lives |

On the occasion of World Organ Donation Day, Mumbai witnessed two major initiatives that brought the life-saving importance of organ donation into the public spotlight. Across both events, healthcare leaders, community members, and volunteers came together to encourage pledges and conversations that could transform grief into hope for countless families.

Over 500 Participants Join Nanavati–ZTCC Initiative

At Juhu Beach, Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital, in collaboration with the Zonal Transplant Coordination Committee (ZTCC) of Maharashtra, unveiled one of the largest organ donation pledge walls in the city. The event drew over 500 participants, including doctors, NGOs, educational institutions, and community groups, all united in the belief that increasing public awareness could bridge the alarming gap between organ demand and availability. Attendees also heard from transplant specialists and donor families, reinforcing the message that pledging one’s organs is a legacy that lives on.

Wockhardt Hospitals Wraps Up Month-Long Campaign

Meanwhile, Wockhardt Hospitals, Mumbai Central, concluded its month-long Organ Donor Awareness Campaign held from 11 July to 11 August 2025. Under the theme “Your Final Act Can Be Your Greatest One!”, the hospital reached over 5,000 people through interactive sessions, community outreach, and collaborations with spiritual leaders from diverse faiths. The initiative aimed to normalise discussions about organ donation within families, enabling more people to make informed choices.

Message from ZTCC President Highlights Urgent Need

Speaking about the shared mission of these efforts, Dr. S. K. Mathur, President of ZTCC, Mumbai, said: “Organ donation is one of the greatest acts of humanity. Thousands of lives are lost every year simply because we don’t have enough donors. When families openly discuss their wishes, it turns moments of grief into legacies of life and hope.”

Emotional Tributes Honour Donor Families’ Selfless Acts

Both events combined education with emotional storytelling. From recipients sharing renewed hope to donor families being honoured for their selfless decisions, the programmes highlighted that organ donation transcends medical procedure—it is an enduring act of compassion.

Mumbai Takes Steps Toward a Culture of Lifesaving Pledges

With initiatives like these, Mumbai’s healthcare community and its citizens are taking significant steps toward a culture where pledging organs becomes a natural, celebrated choice. The message was clear: one decision can save multiple lives, and that decision can start today.

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