Sri Ramakrishna Hospital Awarded for Exemplary Role in Organ Donation

Sri Ramakrishna Hospital, Coimbatore, has been recognized by the Government of Tamil Nadu for its remarkable contribution to organ donation. The hospital received the “Award of Appreciation for Exemplary Performance in Organ Donation Awareness and Organ Pledges” at the Organ Day Donation Programme organized by TRANSTAN at Kalaivanar Arangam, Chennai.
The award, presented by Ma. Subramanian, Minister for Health and Family Welfare, acknowledges the hospital’s outstanding role in the Deceased Donor Programme for 2024–25. The event also celebrated donor families, transplant experts, coordinators, and hospitals that have significantly advanced the cause of organ donation across Tamil Nadu.
On behalf of the hospital, the award was received by Dr. S. Prahadeeshwaran, Head – Public Relations, and D. Viswanath, Head – Information Technology. The ceremony was graced by Senthil Kumar, Principal Secretary, and Dr. N. Gopalakrishnan, Member Secretary, TRANSTAN.
Sri Ramakrishna Hospital has been a driving force in spreading awareness, motivating pledges, and supporting donor families with compassion. Its dedicated efforts have helped ensure smooth transplant coordination and inspire communities to embrace organ donation as a noble and life-saving mission.
Speaking on the recognition, hospital representatives reaffirmed their commitment: “With every pledge and every transplant, we aim to offer hope, extend life, and build a legacy of generosity. Organ donation is not just a medical act—it is a movement that saves lives.”
The hospital urged individuals to actively support this cause, reminding that a single organ donor has the power to save multiple lives and leave an enduring impact on society.