Campus Blood Donation Drive

Campus Blood Donation, co-organized by the Student Affairs Office and the Macau Blood Transfusion Centre, hosted by the Volunteer Association, and co-hosted by the Students' Union, Badminton Club, Football Club, Kendo Club, and Social Service Team, was held from March 18 to 20, 2026, at the Book Drifting Reading Corner in Block N. Over the three-day blood donation event, a total of 67 students successfully donated blood.

A group photo of Dr. Wong Ka Weng, Head of the Student Affairs Office (front row, center); Ms. Tam Kit Leng, Duty Manager (front row, second from left); Dr. Hui Ping, Director of the Macao Blood Transfusion Service (back row, fourth from left); along with medical staff and student volunteers from the Volunteer Association.

During the event, under the guidance of the Macau Blood Transfusion Centre staff, volunteers assisted medical personnel in an orderly manner with the pre-donation registration process and carefully explained the relevant precautions to donors. In the waiting area, volunteers also shared blood donation knowledge with students based on materials provided by the Blood Transfusion Centre, enhancing everyone's understanding and awareness of blood donation.

A group photo of Dr. Wong Ka Weng (center); Ms. Tam Kit Leng, (third from right); Dr. Hui Ping, Director of the Macao Blood Transfusion Centre (fourth from left); along with medical staff and student volunteers from the Volunteer Association.

This blood donation event was specially incorporated into the Campus Blood Donation Program, with the aim of encouraging more faculty and students to participate and gradually developing blood donation into a regular, long-term initiative, so that more people in need can receive continuous support. The Volunteer Group and the Student Union enthusiastically responded to the call, actively mobilizing volunteers to take part in voluntary blood donation, fully demonstrating the outstanding spirit of our students in caring for society and devoting themselves to public welfare. It is hoped that through this initiative, more people will be inspired to engage in public service with passion and to safeguard lives through concrete actions. We firmly believe that every drop of blood carry love and hope, and will ultimately converge into a heartwarming force, delivering life-sustaining support and compassion to those in need.

Since its establishment, our university’s Volunteer Group has adhered to the core mission of “serving society, dedicating love, and spreading civility,” actively guiding its members to pay attention to social needs and give back to the community through concrete actions. Participating in voluntary blood donation is not only an act of kindness but also a valuable life lesson, allowing us to deeply understand the spirit of dedication and sense of responsibility embodied in the principle of “one for all, all for one.”

Macau Blood Transfusion Centre：https://www.ssm.gov.mo/cts/