Swachh Rakt Mahotsav
Ahead of the World Thalassemia Day on 8th May 2024 Thalassemia Patients Advocacy Group (TPAG) launches “Swachh Rakt Mahotsav” to Address the blood requirement of thalassemia patients who are dependent on regular blood transfusions for survival.
Please join our campaign and help Thalassemics live.
If you are:
An individual and wish to register for Voluntary Blood Donation, Click Here
A Corporate and wish to tie up for a camps, please write to us write to us at pagthals@thalassemiapag.org
An educational or other institute, please write to us at pagthals@thalassemiapag.org
Our Mission
“To Protect the overall interests of Thalassemics and prevent Thalassemia.”
Vision
“To advocate for a Thalassemia Free India where all Thalassemics are cured or healthy.”
Swachh Rakt Mahotsav
Ahead of the World Thalassemia Day on 8th May 2024 Thalassemia Patients Advocacy Group (TPAG) launches “Swachh Rakt Mahotsav” to Address the blood requirement of thalassemia patients who are dependent on regular blood transfusions for survival.
Please join our campaign and help Thalassemics live.
If you are:
An individual and wish to register for Voluntary Blood Donation, Click Here
A Corporate and wish to tie up for a camps, please write to us write to us at pagthals@thalassemiapag.org
An educational or other institute, please write to us at pagthals@thalassemiapag.org
What is Thalassemia
Thalassemia is a blood disorder passed down through families (inherited) in which the body makes an abnormal form or inadequate amount of hemoglobin. India is the thalassemia capital of the world. Together, we set out to change that. In 2017, seven adult blood transfusion dependent thalassemics came together to set up Thalassemia Patients Advocacy Group (TPAG), under the aegis of Thalassemics India (parent body). What started with seven, spread to over thirty-five members and volunteers across India in less than two years. Between thirty-five of us and supported by our parent body’s legacy, we share a network of over ten thousand thalassemics in the country.
Empowered with knowledge about our condition; experienced in fields like law, teaching, psychology and information technology; and exposed to geographies around the world – we exist to protect the overall interests of thalassemics and prevent Thalassemia in India.
About Us
Recognising the need and value of advocacy in the area of thalassemia, seven adult thalassemics accomplished in the fields of psychology, law, IT and education, came together to found Thalassemia Patients Advocacy Group (TPAG) under the aegis of Thalassemics India in 2017. On 16 September 2017, TPAG was formally launched by erstwhile Deputy Chief Minister of the Delhi (NCT).
Orientation of TPAG India
Orientation Program held on 29 July 2018
“India is the Thalassemia Capital of the World. At TPAG, We are Committed to Working with the Policy Makers and other Stakeholders towards Changing this Reality.”
Anubha Taneja
Member Secretary
Thalassemia Patients Advocacy Group