Have a medical condition? Are you a smoker, or are you unable to give blood? You may still be able to become an organ donor. Get the facts about eligibility here

Who you could help?

Read about people whose lives have been

dramatically affected by organ donation, and those waiting for a transplant.

We need donors from all communities, but there is a shortage of donors from Black, Asian and minority ethnic groups.

Whatever you decide, it's really important that you let them know. Find out why here.

You are able to donate some organs while you are alive, for example; a kidney, or part of your liver

You can donate some organs while you are alive, and this is called living organ donation.

However, most organ and tissue donations come from people who have died.

Becoming an organ donor is easy. You can indicate that you want to be a donor in the following ways:

The best way to ensure that your wishes are carried out is to register with your state's organ donation registry and include donor designation on your driver's license or state ID. Taking these steps legally authorizes your organ donation upon death.

If you have designated someone to make health care decisions for you if you become unable to do so, make sure that person knows that you want to be an organ donor. You may also include your wishes in your living will if you have one, but that might not be immediately available at the time of your death.

It's also very important to tell your family that you want to be a donor. Hospitals seek consent from the next of kin before removing organs, although this is not required if you're registered with your state's donor registry or have donor designation on your driver's license or state ID card.

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