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STATEMENTBlack Lives MatterOn behalf of the members of the NBTA (National BAME Transplant Alliance)
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ORGAN & TISSUE DONATIONOvercoming barriersRegistering as an organ donor among minority ethnic groups and why it matters.
What about my faith?
Many people are concerned that organ donation may conflict with their religious beliefs.Needless to say
Ivor Burford
Making the most of her life
Sheeba
Needless to say
Ivor Burford
Making the most of her life
Sheeba
UK minorities face chronic organ donor shortage
Every year, hundreds of members of Britain’s ethnic minorities die waiting for organ transplant operations.It is because they need donors from their own ethnic groups. Though they make up 8 per cent of the population, only a tiny fraction are registered donors.
NHS Blood and Transplant Media Release
More Asian people likely to be a living organ donor than a deceased donor but Asian patients still wait six...
BAME Organ donation patients disproportionally affected by impact of COVID
NBTA welcomes the publication of the 2019/20 Organ Transplant Activities report by NHS Blood and Transplant. COVID-19 has had a...
NHSBT Community Investment Scheme Year Progress Report
Organisations representing a diverse range of faiths and communities in England and Wales joined a campaign to address the urgent...
KEY INITIATIVES & RESOURCES

Living Transplant Initiative
The aim of the LTI is to increase the number of living kidney transplants among BAME communities through a targeted approach.


Frequently asked questions
The information on this page is based on the leaflet from NHSBT and the Organ and tissue donation Q&A and Bone Marrow Q&A sections of the NHSBT website.
MEET OUR AMBASSADORS

Alesha Dixon

Beverley Knight

Colin Salmon
