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RANGAREDDY, Telangana
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Blood Warriors Foundation
India is the Thalassemia Capital of the World
It is time for all of us to work together and flip this narrative.
4%
are carriers in India; most are unaware
3-5 Lakh
estimated patients; 1L+ recorded
10,000 - 15,000
newborns yearly; many unrecorded
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Our Journey
Scroll the timeline, tap a year, see the story.
We started as a volunteer circle focused on bridging donors and patients.
14 April 2020
- The Beginning
What is Thalassemia?
An inherited blood disorder with less oxygen-carrying hemoglobin and fewer red blood cells than normal.
A child is born with thalassemia major. They did not choose this inherited blood disorder.
Without medical support, median survival is about 25 years. Half never get to enjoy adulthood.
The body cannot make enough healthy hemoglobin; lifelong transfusions and coordinated care are needed.
Scale of Thalassemia at a glance
4%
are carriers in India; most do not know their status
3-5 Lakh
estimated patients in India; 1L+ officially recorded
10,000 - 15,000
newborns each year who did not deserve this; many unrecorded
1,00,000+
lifesaving transfusions needed yearly; fighters depend on donors
25
median age (years); half never enjoy adulthood
500 - 700
transfusions per major patient in a lifetime; care starts in infancy
Vision and values
Our Vision
A country where all thalassemia fighters receive medical support and live healthy lives, with
zero patients born by 2035.
Our Values
Empathy Over Sympathy
Circle of Safety
Collaboration
Our Approach
Screening, safe donation, patient support, and prevention working together.
Ecosystem
Blood Bridge
Linking fighters to aligned donors and care teams for timely, coordinated transfusions.
Blood Donation Camps
Community drives that collect safe units and invite people into screening and Blood Bridge.
Technology for transparency and ease
Portal tools, trackers, and chat that cut guesswork for families and teams.
Donor-Patient Relationship
Dignified, ongoing connections built on counselling and respectful communication.
Our Partners
Together with our partners, we're building a stronger community for thalassemia awareness and support.
Aarohi Blood Center
Tapadia
NTR Trust
SVP India
Thalassemic and Sickle Cell Society
Red Cross Society
Rotaract
Connect For
Rean Foundation
Rotary International
NMDC, Hyderabad Runners
Smart IMS
Force for Good
Blend 360
Master Card
JP Morgan Chase & Co
Arcesium
OSI Digital- Aarohi Blood Center
- Tapadia
- NTR Trust
- SVP India
- Thalassemic and Sickle Cell Society
- Red Cross Society
- Rotaract
- Connect For
- Rean Foundation
- Rotary International
- NMDC, Hyderabad Runners
- Smart IMS
- Force for Good
- Blend 360
- Master Card
- JP Morgan Chase & Co
- Arcesium
- OSI Digital
Testimonials
Prashanth
Donor
"Learning about the struggles of those affected by Thalassemia really helped put things into perspective for me."
Mahanth
Donor
"Knowing that 30-minutes of my time every 3-4 months will save a patient and reduce the anxiety of those looking for donors means everything to me"
Roshan Singh
Donor
"I think we all are afraid of something we never did before. Just like that, my fear of donating blood was gone after I gave my blood for the first time."
Yovodh Raj
Donor
"Is COVID stopping you from saving lives? Hear from one of our donors, how he made it through and saved a life."
Navya Neela
Volunteer
"My favorite part about volunteering at blood Warriors is the space and flexibility, the freedom to express and openly communicate to my team. Learning new things everyday makes the entire experience better."
Priyanka Bikkasani
Volunteer
"Volunteering at Blood Warriors has helped me again self confidence, problem-solving skills, leadership abilities and develop greater insights about myself and the world around me."
Sai Pallavi
Volunteer
"Volunteering has taught me that the small steps you take everyday will make a significant impact in the future even if it seems to bear no fruit in the present."
Satya Sai
Volunteer
"Being a brigadier taught me responsibility is learned through experience and that effective communication improves with practice."