Guwahati · Kamrup Metropolitan district · GMCH est. 1960
3 people in Guwahati already say yes.
They are teachers, shopkeepers, students, grandmothers. None of them know whose life they saved, only that when the call came, they went. One form, ten minutes, and your name joins theirs.
Two minutes · OTP once · your own 6-digit sign-in code · your number stays private.
Why the people of Guwahati donate.
For the neighbour you will never meet
A surgery at the GMCH casualty at 2 a.m. The blood that arrives came from someone who registered on a quiet afternoon. That someone is you.
For the child who needs it monthly
Thalassemia children need someone else's blood every 2,4 weeks, their whole life. Regular donors are their lifeline →
Because blood has no religion
No caste, no politics, no borders. A vein in Guwahati can save a family it will never know, across Kamrup Metropolitan or across Assam. Read the unity piece →
Assam's biggest patient hub, and its medical capital. GMCH, AIIMS Guwahati, Pragjyotishpur Medical College, ESIC Beltola, BBCI and dozens of private hospitals draw patients from across the Northeast. The register covers the whole city, from Pan Bazar to Dispur to Jalukbari.
Six medical institutions in one city: GMCH (1960), AIIMS (2020), Pragjyotishpur MCH (2025), ESIC Beltola (2025), plus BBCI cancer centre and Regional Dental College.
What happens after you sign up
- Register in two minutesYour phone number, an OTP, your group and district. Keep your driving licence (or a name-plus-blood-group certificate) ready for the one human check.
- A human verifies youUsually within a day. Then you are active on the register.
- We stay quiet until it mattersNo newsletters, no noise. One alert only when a compatible patient near Guwahati needs your group.
- You choose, every timeRespond with one tap when the alert comes.
The ten minutes themselves
- Eat and drink water first
- Finger-prick check
- The needle, 8,10 minutes
- Juice and biscuits, 15 minutes rest
Nervous? Read the first-time donor guide, or what changes by your third donation.
Men can give every 3 months, women every 4, the rest rules, simply.
Pick your group, join Guwahati's register
Live from the Kamrup Metropolitan register: active, phone-verified, past their rest period. Every group matters, the negatives are the ones banks struggle to find.
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be the first →
O+
be the first →
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be the first →
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1 ready, join them →
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be the first →
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1 ready, join them →
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be the first →
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be the first →
Not sure of your group? Register anyway, the centre confirms it with a free test. Rare group? The negative-group registry →
Looking for a blood donors list with phone numbers in Guwahati?
You won't find one here, on purpose. Public phone-number lists get abused: touts harvest them, numbers get spammed, and half the "donors" on them have moved, donated recently, or never agreed to be listed. What you get instead is better: post one free request and every verified, phone-checked, fresh matching donor near Guwahati is alerted within seconds, no number published, no tout in the middle.
Prefer to talk to a human? WhatsApp Madhurjya (the founder): +91 70353 01750, free, always. Also read: how donor contact numbers work.
Questions Guwahati asks before joining
Why should I register as a donor in Guwahati?
Because blood cannot be stored on the internet, it has to come from people. When a patient in Guwahati needs your group, the register alerts you. Ten minutes of your time, and a family in your own town gets to keep someone.
What happens after I register?
A human checks your proof (your driving licence or a certificate showing your name and blood group, not Aadhaar or PAN). Then you are active. You hear from us only when a compatible patient near you needs blood, usually once or twice a year.
I am scared of needles. Can I still donate?
Yes, most first-time donors are. The pinch lasts a second; the needle stays in for 8,10 painless minutes while you squeeze a ball. Eat well and drink water first. Thousands of nervous first-timers in Assam are regular donors now.
Is it really free? Will anyone ask me for money?
Free, always, for donors and patients both. Paid blood donation is illegal in India. If anyone ever asks you for money to arrange blood, refuse and report it.
Deeper reading: is donation safe · myths, busted · whole blood vs platelets · iron and donation
Looking for blood right now?
This page is for becoming a donor. If a patient needs blood in Guwahati today: post a request (it alerts every matching donor in seconds), or see the district's live donors, centres and open needs.
Live in Kamrup Metropolitan district, right now.
Open needs in Kamrup Metropolitan
Verified blood centres in Kamrup Metropolitan
Nearby towns on the register
Beyond our verified list
We list only centres we have verified ourselves, lists copied from old documents go stale, and stale is dangerous in an emergency. For everything else, Google is your friend: it always has the freshest listings.
Official live stock for every licensed bank in Assam: e-RaktKosh → and the ASBTC stock page →