On July 30, 2025, an organ donation awareness session was organized at the Centre for Study of Social Change, Bandra (East), Mumbai, for the health workers and staff members of the institution. A total of 35 participants, including health workers, other staff, and trustees, attended the session.
Ms. Sakshi Kshirsagar initiated the session with an introductory presentation on MOHAN Foundation and its work in the field of organ donation and transplantation. She educated the attendees on various important aspects of organ donation, including the distinction between living and deceased donation, and the types of organs and tissues that can be donated after death.
She further elaborated on the differences between cardiac death and brain stem death, helping to clarify these critical concepts. The session also included insights into the legal framework surrounding organ donation, as well as common myths and corresponding facts.
Ms. Sakshi presented comparative statistics on organ donation in India and other countries to give participants a broader perspective. She also spoke about the significance of the donor card, the importance of making a pledge, and the need to communicate this decision with one’s family.
The session was interactive, with participants raising thoughtful queries such as:
Ms. Sakshi addressed all questions in detail, ensuring clarity and understanding among the participants.
MOHAN Foundation sincerely thanks the Centre for Study of Social Change for the opportunity to raise awareness and engage with their dedicated team on this life-saving cause.
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