Lifeblood Kaharagia

Introduction

A Programme of the Kaharagian Charitable Foundation

A Nation's Commitment to Saving Lives

Lifeblood Kaharagia is the Principality's national blood-donation recognition programme, administered by the Kaharagian charitable foundation. It honours all those who give blood—whether once or a hundred times—and celebrates the profound act of generosity that blood donation represents.

Participation is open to everyone, everywhere, regardless of nationality or residence. Lifeblood Kaharagia reflects the values at the heart of our national life: compassion, service, responsibility, and care for the vulnerable.

How the Programme Works

1. Register for Lifeblood Kaharagia

All participants begin by creating an account on the Kaharagian ePortal:

Access the ePortal

Once registered, individuals may join Lifeblood Kaharagia from their dashboard. Participation does not require Kaharagian nationality.

2. Donate Blood Through Your Local Provider

Lifeblood Kaharagia does not collect medical information and does not operate its own donation centres.

Participants continue donating through recognised organisations such as:

• National health services
• Red Cross societies
• Hospital donation centres
• Licensed community blood drives

Every donation made through these providers counts toward the programme.

3. Record Your Donations

After each donation, participants log the following information through the ePortal:

• Date of donation
• Donation volume (for example, whole blood or plasma)
• Certifying authority or donation provider
• A basic proof of donation (receipt, confirmation email, donor app screenshot, and similar evidence)

No medical test results or sensitive health data are ever stored.

The ePortal securely maintains a running total of each participant's lifetime verified donations.

Honours Awarded Through Lifeblood Kaharagia

As donors reach major milestones, they become eligible for national recognition through the Medal of Merit for Blood Donations, conferred by Royal Decree and recorded in the national Register of Honours.

Each award is entered into the Register of Royal Decorations and is displayed in the participant's ePortal profile. Recipients may receive an official digital certificate confirming their award, and where possible, insignia may be presented in person or posted upon request.

Participants who continue well beyond 100 donations may receive further honours at the discretion of the Chancellery of Honours.

Why Lifeblood Kaharagia Exists

Blood donation is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to protect life. Lifeblood Kaharagia exists to:

• Encourage a culture of regular, voluntary blood donation
• Celebrate extraordinary acts of generosity
• Strengthen the charitable mission of the Kaharagian foundation
• Unite donors across countries and communities
• Promote the values that define the Kaharagian nation

Every person who donates becomes part of a wider effort to uphold dignity, care for the vulnerable, and serve the human family.

Who Can Join?

Anyone.

Whether you are:

• A first-time donor
• A long-time donor
• A Kaharagian national
• A resident of another country
• A student, healthcare worker, or community volunteer

Lifeblood Kaharagia welcomes all who contribute to this life-saving work.

Join Lifeblood Kaharagia Today

Begin by creating your account at the ePortal. From your ePortal dashboard, enrol in Lifeblood Kaharagia and start recording your donations.

Through a single act of generosity, you may save a life. Through a lifetime of generosity, you help change the world.

Join Lifeblood Kaharagia