MOHAN Foundation’s helpline, operational since 2012, provides information, guidance, and referral support on all aspects of organ donation and transplantation. It serves the general public, healthcare professionals, and donor families, addressing queries about donation procedures, legal and ethical requirements, and access to transplant services.

Helpline Helps the Counsellors Too!

“Volunteering on the Helpline allows me to continue my professional work while offering Seva. The wide range and complexity of calls keep us deeply engaged, constantly learning, and quietly fulfilled, knowing we are making a difference. Through the Helpline, volunteers across India come together in a shared spirit of service and gratitude—reminding me that amid the rush of daily life, this work is truly meaningful.” - Dr. Anita Hada, media professional and volunteer for organ donation.

Family of an IAS officer fulfills his wishes

Mr. Shanta Ram Patri, a 59-year-old former IAS officer, passed away at the Apollo DRDO Hospital in March 2025. Fulfilling his last wish, his family contacted the MOHAN Foundation’s helpline to donate his organs. After assisted by the Helpline Counsellor, the family consented to tissue donation including corneas and skin. Subsequently, the counsellor discussed whole-body donation, and upon understanding its importance for medical education and research, the family consented to this as well.