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Post your request once and we send it straight to compatible donors near the hospital.
Request bloodSevere shortage of O-: donors needed today
Join the Jiwark donor community. We connect you with the nearest blood bank or a patient who needs your blood type, and remind you when your next donation is due.
A donation takes about10 minutes
Find out if you can donate today, when you can donate again, and your baby’s likely blood type. No sign-up.
Answer a few short questions and see whether you can donate now, and if not, why and when.
Enter your last donation date and see the day you can donate again.
Pick both parents’ blood types to see which types the child can and cannot have.
Short answers to the most common questions about giving blood.
Can you give blood in Ramadan? The Saudi Ministry of Health advises donating after iftar. The best time, tips before and after, and when to wait.
Can you give blood with high blood pressure or diabetes? The blood pressure limit, and whether BP medicine or insulin stops you, per the Red Cross.
After giving blood: rest 15 minutes, drink extra fluids, avoid hard exercise and eat iron-rich food with vitamin C. The food list, and what blocks iron.
Giving blood step by step: registration, a quick check-up, about half a litre drawn in 8 to 10 minutes, then rest. About an hour in all, with tips.
Is donating blood bad for you? It is safe for healthy donors: new sterile needles, a check-up each time, and the body replaces it. Side effects and myths.
O negative is the universal red cell donor, AB the universal plasma donor, AB positive the universal recipient. How common each type is, and why it varies.
Our services
From finding a donor in an emergency to knowing where your blood type is available, every step is faster and clearer.
Post your request once and we send it straight to compatible donors near the hospital.
Request bloodSee how much of each blood type partner blood banks hold before you set off.
See the stockCritical cases that need donors within hours. Your donation can make the difference now.
See the requestsDonors and patients share how one donation changed a whole life.
Read the storiesBlood type availability
Stock compared with the safe level for each blood type. Critical types are today's donation priority.
Emergency requests
Our team checks requests before they go public. A patient's name and contact details are only shared with a donor the family accepts.
No emergency requests right now. Thank you to every donor.
About us
Jiwark is a community platform working with blood banks and hospitals to shorten the time between needing blood and receiving it. We match compatible blood types automatically, protect patients' privacy and support donors from sign-up to donation.
Create your account in a minute and add your blood type and city.
Choose a blood bank and a time that suits you, or answer an emergency request near you.
The donation itself takes about 10 minutes, after a quick health check.
Donate
Check the basic conditions, then book an appointment at the nearest blood bank. Medical staff do a quick check before you donate.
Blood types
Pick a blood type to see who it can give to, and who it can receive from.
O- can give to all 8 blood types
Universal red-cell donor. In an emergency, when there is no time to test the patient's type, O- is the blood that is given.
Matches shown are for red blood cells (whole blood). Plasma and platelets follow other rules, and hospitals always cross-match before a transfusion.
Send your request and we show it to compatible donors near the hospital, then tell you as soon as one responds.
Success stories
I got a message that a patient at a nearby hospital needed my blood type. An hour later I was there, and today I know she went home to her children.
My father needed four units after an accident. Within hours, donors we had never met came for him. We will never forget it.
I thought my donation did not make much difference. Then I learned that my O- blood suits everyone, so now I donate every three months.
Contact us
Questions about donating and eligibility, or following up a request. In an emergency, call the emergency line directly.