Kohima, April 26: Two churches in Kohima organised voluntary blood donation camps over the weekend, collecting a total of 47 units of blood to support medical needs in the region.
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| Volunteers donate blood during a blood donation camp organised by churches in Kohima to support local hospitals and strengthen blood reserves. |
Faith Harvest Church held a blood donation camp on April 25 at its church hall as part of its 25th anniversary celebrations. The initiative saw the participation of 40 voluntary donors, with the Department of Transfusion Medicine at Naga Hospital Kohima facilitating the on-site collection.
On April 26, the Salvation Army Church (Mizo Fellowship) organised a similar camp at Naga Hospital Kohima to mark the 109th anniversary of its establishment in Northeast India. The drive resulted in the collection of seven units of blood.
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The Salvation Army Church (Mizo Fellowship) has been regularly organising blood donation drives since 2025, conducting at least two camps annually as part of its outreach programmes focused on community service.
The initiatives helped strengthen local blood reserves and highlighted the important role of faith-based organisations in supporting public health and humanitarian efforts.
