Save Lives, Donate Blood

Every child deserves a healthy and happy life, but for thousands living with thalassemia,

every day is a fight for survival. What is thalassemia? Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder.

The body cannot make healthy blood, and patients need blood every 15 to 20 days to stay

alive. The reality: for families, this means regular hospital visits,

continuous pain, and constant hope that someone will donate blood in time.

What NTWS does. The National Thalassemia Welfare Society stands beside every patient.

For more than three decades, NTWS has helped families through counseling,

awareness, prevention programs, and medical support. Our mission is simple. No child should