Organ Donation

Our Programme

We Are Donors is a national charity that is disrupting the lack of organ and blood donors through education and access to save and improve the lives of patients.

In the last 6 years we have....

Spoken to >6000 school students about organ donation
Significantly increased rates of planned organ donor registration amongst students we have spoken to
Increased awareness of issues Black, Asian, and ethnic minority populations face regarding organ donation

Our Solution

Our solution is education: so that everyone can make an informed decision; and access: to minimise barriers to registration, particularly among disadvantaged groups. 

To achieve this, We Are Donors set up groups across 11 UK cities. Our groups receive tailored training and mentorship to deliver educational sessions about organ donation at local schools and run events at their universities. Our unique value is the message comes from people who are relatable. We are young and diverse, and we use this to communicate authentically.

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About our talks

Our trained We Are Donors University student ambassadors deliver our talks and workshops at schools and colleges local to their areas.Our organ donation talk covers the following areas:
Our talks and workshops aim to educate and empower individuals, they are not used to pressure anyone into signing up.
Students intending to join the organ donor register
Before the talk
10%
After the talk
56%
Students who have/intend to discuss organ donation with Family
Before the talk
27%
After the talk
84%
Awareness of issues Black, Asian, and ethnic minority populations
Before the talk
37%
After the talk
71%

About Our Feedback

We collect feedback from the students at all our talks. Over the years it has always been overwhelmingly positive with students reporting that they have enjoyed the content and would recommend it to a friend

Analysis of our feedback data has shown a statistically significant increase in the number of students who intended to join the organ donor register after the talk compared to before. 

 

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