Shincheonji Cameroon Church Holds Blood Donation Drive In Partnership With National Blood Transfusion Service
Cameroon is facing a significant blood shortage, due to a low rate of voluntary donors and cultural beliefs that act as obstacles to donation.
On the afternoon of 16th October 2025, the Shincheonji Cameroon Church, in partnership with the National Blood Transfusion Service (NBTS), the sole coordinator of blood transfusion in Cameroon, carried out a blood drive.
31 volunteers stepped forward to roll up their sleeves, of which 22 successfully gave blood. Those deferred due to low haemoglobin levels were advised to eat differently and incorporate fruits and vegetables in their diet.
On the afternoon of 16th October 2025, the Shincheonji Cameroon Church, in partnership with the National Blood Transfusion Service (NBTS), the sole coordinator of blood transfusion in Cameroon, carried out a blood drive.
31 volunteers stepped forward to roll up their sleeves, of which 22 successfully gave blood. Those deferred due to low haemoglobin levels were advised to eat differently and incorporate fruits and vegetables in their diet.
A Shincheonji Church official said, “Donating blood, which symbolises life, is a profound way to unite and support each other, especially in a world marred with division and conflict.”
Meanwhile, the Shincheonji Cameroon Church intends to continue blood donations and to plan effective events to promote blood donation participation and raise awareness, in order to alleviate the blood shortage and share the value of life.
Meanwhile, the Shincheonji Cameroon Church intends to continue blood donations and to plan effective events to promote blood donation participation and raise awareness, in order to alleviate the blood shortage and share the value of life.
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