More people can donate blood
You can now start donating blood between the ages of 18 and 65 and continue until the age of 70. Also, the permanent deferral has been removed for people who lived in Britain. Do the best deed of the year and help patients! ❤️
Health questionnaire for blood donors
Please complete the electronic health questionnaire on the day of your appointment or, at the earliest, on the day before.
Fill out the questionnaireTest if you can donate
Take a quick online test to find out whether you can donate blood or stem cells.
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A stem cell transplant is the last hope for a cure for blood cancer patients. More members are needed.
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News and articles
More people will be able to donate blood – restriction on people who lived in the UK removed
Starting on 30 March 2026, the permanent ban on blood donation in Finland for people who lived in the United Kingdom between 1980 and 1996 will be lifted. On the same day, the upper age limit for…
Call for Applications: Blood Service Research Fund Grants 2026
Applications for the 2026 grants from the Blood Service Research Fund are now open to researchers. The aim of the grants is to…
Work communities as blood donors are an important part of Finland’s blood supply
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Helena Länsimies appointed as Customer Relations Director at the Blood Service
Helena Länsimies has been appointed as Customer Relations Director at the Blood Service, effective April 1, 2026. In her new role, Länsimies will lead the Blood Service's clinical customer…
