ITANAGAR, Oct 14: The National Service Scheme (NSS) Cell of Don Bosco College (DBC), Itanagar successfully conducted a Blood Cancer Awareness Program at the college auditorium here today.
The program was graced by the DKMS team led by Monami Dutta, along with her team of donor recruiters from DKMS. The team spoke to students and staff about the importance of blood cancer, its early symptoms and the importance of stem cell donation in giving patients a second chance of life. They also explained the registration process for becoming a potential stem cell donor and addressed the myths and misconceptions around donation.
The session encouraged the participants to ask questions and take an active role in spreading awareness within their families and communities. A large number of students, faculty members and NSS volunteers attended the program. A total of 75 volunteers registered themselves as Potential Stem-Cell Donors after the program.
The NSS Cell expressed its gratitude to Monami Dutta and the DKMS team for their time and valuable guidance. The program reflects the NSS commitment to social responsibility and community service in keeping with its motto, ‘Not Me, But You.’