Giving bone marrow
Donated bone marrow can provide life-saving treatment for people who have serious blood disorders. To become a bone marrow donor you first need to join one of the bone marrow registries in the UK. To join, you need to be over 18.

Find your nearest bone marrow registry:
Click on one of the links below.

• England and North Wales

National Blood Service Note: You must be a blood donor to join this register

The Anthony Nolan Trust You don't have to be a blood donor to join this register, but you must give a blood sample.

• Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service

The Anthony Nolan Trust You don't have to be a blood donor to join this register, but you must give a blood sample.

• Scotland

Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service Note: You must be a blood donor to join this register

The Anthony Nolan Trust You don't have to be a blood donor to join this register, but you must give a blood sample.

• Wales

Welsh Blood Service Note: You must be a blood donor to join this register

The Anthony Nolan Trust You don't have to be a blood donor to join this register, but you must give a blood sample.

Find out more about bone marrow donation.