‘Hayat’ is a national system to enhance efforts to get more people to donate human organs and tissue in accordance with international standards and practices in this regard.
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Through your giving…
life continues.
Every donation is a story of hope. Your decision to give can save lives, restore families, and inspire others to do the same. Become the reason someone gets a second chance.
Hayat objectives
1st objective
Regulate the process of donation and transplantation of human organs and tissue.
2nd objective
Provide sufficient care to patients with organ deficiencies.
3rd objective
Enhance the community’s health and safety and quality of life.
Hayat in numbers
Individuals registered in Hayat up to date
1195+
Number of transplants from 2017 till date
397+
Number of organ donors from 2017 till date
4000+
Patients waiting for donors
354+
Number of organs transplanted in 2024
Testimonials
More about organ donation
Organ donation according to Islam
According to Islamic Sharia, organ donation saves lives and the fatwas of the majority of jurists indicate that the donation is permissible.
Organ donation process & why it is important to talk to your family
Organ donors family will be contacted right away after his / hers passing. If you are willing donate it is important to communicate with your family about your decision. Though you have given your consent it is up-to your family if they have to ful fill your will.
Who can donate and what organs can be donated
Everyone who holds an Emirates ID and is 18 years old or over can become an organ donor. Living donors can donate a kidney and part of a liver to relatives up to the fourth degree, and brain-dead donors can save up to 8 lives by donating their hearts, livers, kidneys, lungs, and pancreas.
One selfless act can give recipients a second chance at life
Organ donation can make a lasting impact on the lives of patients and their families.
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MoHAP delegation visits Spain to explore global best practices in human organ and tissue donation and transplantation
A delegation from the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has concluded an official visit to the Kingdom of Spain, following a series of discussions aiming to strengthen international cooperation in organ donation and transplantation and advance national efforts to develop related programmes in line with the Ministry’s objectives to expand global partnerships and enhance quality of life.
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H.E. Dr. Al Olama: UAE marks World Organ Donation Day, showcasing progress in public awareness and legislative development
His Excellency Dr. Mohammed Salim Al Olama, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), has stated that organ donation is a noble humanitarian act that embodies the highest values of solidarity and compassion in advanced and compassionate societies. It offers renewed hope to patients whose lives depend on transplantation and brings comfort to their families.
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MoHAP exchanges expertise with visiting delegation as part of the Global Healthcare Leadership Program
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has received a delegation participating in the Global Healthcare Leadership Program
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Ministry of Health and Prevention releases 2024 achievements report
In line with the UAE's strategy for leadership, competitiveness, and shaping the future
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MoHAP takes part in 50th Arab Health with a package of innovative, forward-looking initiatives and projects
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Health authorities unveil an innovative future services system at Arab Health 2025
H.E. Al Owais: Establishing the UAE as a global role model in sustainable and comprehensive healthcare.
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MoHAP launches collaborative campaign between Hayat Organ Donation Program and blood banks across the UAE
30,388 people registered to donate organs as part of the Hayat program
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Ministry of Health and Prevention organizes workshop to enhance awareness of organ donation among Ministry of Economy staff
Enhancing collaboration between the Ministry and government entities to raise awareness about the importance of organ donation.
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Frequently asked questions
Hayat ambassador program
The Hayat Ambassador Program aims to identify leaders who will help educate and encourage the community to support Hayat.
Hayat Ambassadors serve as the backbone in supporting the efforts of Hayat and raising community awareness of this noble work
What are the vital roles of Hayat ambassadors?
- Become an advocate of organ donation
- Actively participate in Hayat events and activities
- Amplify the importance of Hayat through public discussions
- Encourage the community to register on Hayat
Hayat volunteer program
Hayat Volunteers is a group of altruistic individuals who are committed to promoting awareness about the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and preventing chronic diseases, as well as sharing information on how organ donation can help save lives.
Hayat volunteers key roles:
- Provide key information about the Hayat program
- Invite and guide UAE residents to register in the Hayat platform
More about National Centre for Regulating Donation and Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissue
The National Center to regulate Human Organs and Tissues Transplantation was established in September 2020 by the UAE government, under the supervision of the Ministry of Health and Prevention (UAE recognises that many different forms of disability affect access to the web or mobile. As part of our efforts to reach people with limited mobility and accessibility, we have designed the MOHAP), with the aim of unifying the national efforts in the field of transplantation of human organs and tissues, and regulating and coordinating organ transplant surgeries across the country.
The center also seeks to:
- implement a prevention and treatment program for organ failure and registration of cases
- develop procedures for regulating transplantation of human organs and tissues
- organize the preservation and distribution of organs
- coordinate with health authorities to train and develop qualifications for practitioners in the field
- encourage the practice of organ and tissue transplantation
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