Three Decades of Transforming Healthcare & Organ Donation
For nearly three decades, Dr. Sunil Shroff has worked at the intersection of medicine, technology and public health to improve access to organ transplantation, strengthen healthcare systems and advance digital health in India.
Through MOHAN Foundation, Medindia and Telemedicine Society of India, his initiatives have influenced public policy, professional education and patient care across the country.
Reach that spans a generation
Organ Donation & Transplantation
Since founding MOHAN Foundation in 1997, Dr. Sunil Shroff has helped build one of India's most successful deceased organ donation programmes by connecting hospitals, governments, healthcare professionals and the public.
The Foundation has developed an Indian model for organ donation that continues to be replicated across several states.
| Indicator | Achievement |
|---|---|
| People sensitized | 250 Million |
| Online pledges | 102,717 |
| Donor cards issued | 4 million+ |
| Public awareness programmes | 7,500+ |
| Helpline calls | 135,970 |
| Lives saved through counselling | 16,971 |
| Lives saved through helpline | 473 |
| Total lives saved | 17,444 |
| Body donations facilitated | 78 |
| Anudaan beneficiaries | 110 |
Healthcare transformation requires trained professionals
Strengthening State Organ Donation Programmes
Supporting governments through policy, transplant coordination, technology platforms, hospital mentoring and professional training.
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Three Decades of Impact
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Whether you are a healthcare professional, policymaker, volunteer or citizen, you can contribute towards saving lives through organ donation and healthcare innovation.