Become a Volunteer!

Your time can give someone a second chance.

More than just volunteering - Our volunteers save lives.

Volunteering with DKMS India plays a crucial role in our mission to ensure that every individual in need of a blood stem cell transplant finds a suitable donor and gets a second chance at life.

What you can expect:

Since 2022, the crucial aid provided by young volunteers has made registration campaigns at numerous institutions and organizations highly successful, leading to the inclusion of more than 100,000 new donors in our ever-expanding database.

Looking for a fun and meaningful way to make a difference? Join our team of volunteers at DKMS and help us give blood cancer patients hope for a second chance at life. Why volunteer?

Why volunteer?

Volunteering with DKMS supports our key mission. Our volunteers, based all over the India, provide vital support to DKMS to transform our mission into reality.

Our volunteers make a huge difference every day by helping us to advance our work. Whether you’re able to donate a few hours a week or a few hours a year, there may be a role for you!

There are lots of things you can do to get involved:

  • Raising funds
  • Raising awareness about the importance of blood stem cell donation
  • Supporting a donor recruitment drive
  • Providing support to patients throughout the donation process
  • Volunteering as a student
  • Helping with administrative tasks
Signup as a volunteers!

Benefits of volunteering

As a volunteer with DKMS, you will also:

  • Build your confidence
  • Meet new people
  • Develop your skills

Some roles include expected time commitments, while others can be a one-off opportunities. Expected time commitments are listed within the volunteer role description for each volunteer role.

Here is the file!

Volunteer who worked with us!

For more information
Aishwarya Kamath
Project Manager

Help us to register even more lifesavers

We’d love it if you could help us to get more people on the registry and thus give new hope for life to many blood cancer patients.