Closing a rural gap
A verified request from Kahuta reaches local donors instead of disappearing into a city queue.
A small town chapter for a real coverage gap.

Smaller towns have no large blood bank and no crowd of nearby donors to draw on. Patients from Kahuta are often referred on to Rawalpindi, so a local donor list matters more here than it does in a city.
Donations are completed at the hospital or licensed blood bank named on the verified request.
A verified request from Kahuta reaches local donors instead of disappearing into a city queue.
A registered donor in Kahuta responds faster than a willing donor an hour away in traffic.
Patients referred to Rawalpindi stay within reach of the Federal Chapter donor base.
Built through local institutions, community groups, and volunteers from the area.
Create a request in the Blood Link app with your identity document and the hospital issued blood requisition form. Once verified, registered donors in and around Kahuta are notified.
Download Blood Link and set your blood group and location. Registering locally matters most in smaller towns, where the nearby donor pool is smaller to begin with.
Requests stay visible to compatible donors within range, so the Federal Chapter donor base supports them too.
Yes. Apply through the For Volunteers page. Donor recruitment and community outreach make the biggest difference here.
Register as a donor, create a verified request, or volunteer in Kahuta.
Available on Google Play and the App Store. Join as a donor, create a request, or volunteer from your phone.