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Coronavirus: Facebook and NHS team up to call for blood donations ahead of second wave
Coronavirus: Facebook and NHS team up to call for blood donations ahead of second wave
Alexander Martin
Wednesday 16 September 2020 03:30, UK
The NHS is partnering with Facebook to enlist new blood donors in England, Wales and Northern Ireland ahead of a potential second wave of COVID-19.
The feature on Facebook will allow users to sign up to receive notifications to donate at local centres, as well as encourage their friends to donate too.
More than 5,000 blood donations are needed by the NHS in England, Wales and Northern Ireland every day to meet demand.