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DonateLife Week is back for 2022 from Sunday 24 July to Sunday 31 July. DonateLife Week plays a vital role in encouraging more Australians to register to be an organ and tissue donor with over 108,000 new registrations recorded on the Australian Organ Donor Register (AODR) in 2021. Based on… - News
DonateLife Week 2023 is nearly here – from 23 July to 30 July – and we’d love you to put it in your calendars and help us encourage more Australians to register as organ and tissue donors. DonateLife Week 2023 is nearly here – from 23 July to 30 July – and we’d love you to put it in your… - News
It’s time to grab out your calendar and highlight Sunday 28 July to Sunday 4 August because it’s DonateLife Week. With your support we can register more Australians as organ and tissue donors and get more people discussing donation this DonateLife Week. Visit the supporters hub for… - News
It’s time to grab out your calendar and to mark Sunday 27 July to Sunday 3 August as DonateLife Week 2025. It’s time to grab out your calendar and to mark Sunday 27 July to Sunday 3 August as DonateLife Week 2025. With your support we can register more Australians as organ and tissue donors… - Story
Three years after Pavi and Chari welcomed their son Ranu, they had a baby girl, Savi. While the pregnancy went smoothly, things changed when Savi was 6 weeks old. ‘I noticed her eyes were yellow while I was nursing her,’ Pavi recalls. ‘I spoke with our community nurse, who immediately… - News
The third Sunday in November is DonateLife Thank You Day. Join us to pause, remember and thank those Australians who gave the ultimate gift through organ and tissue donation. The third Sunday in November is DonateLife Thank You Day. Join us to pause, remember and thank those Australians who gave… - Basic page
We have an inspiring collection of stories that you can read because people are willing to share their personal experiences. Share your story using this form. Share your story We have an inspiring collection of stories that you can read… - Story
Hi, my name is Shaun and I am 17. I like hanging out with my friends, the Bombers (Essendon Football Club) and girls – all pretty normal teenage stuff really. But my life hasn't always been that normal.Here is my story.I have had 2 heart transplants. Yes, 2. When I was born I had a problem with…