Solid organ transplantation is a crucial and life-saving treatment for individuals suffering from end-stage diseases of vital organs. In Kazakhstan, over 4,000 patients are currently in dire need of solid organ transplants, underscoring the critical need for organ donors. One organ donor has the potential to save up to eight lives and benefit up to 75 more through the donation of tissues and corneas.

People of all ages and with various medical histories can be potential organ and tissue donors. There are no diseases that automatically disqualify someone from being a donor. Medical professionals will evaluate each case individually to determine the suitability of the organs and tissues for donation.

Organ and tissue donation is widely supported across major religions and cultures. For example, in Islam, the Holy Quran states, 'And whoever saves a life, it is as though he had saved the lives of all mankind' (5:32). This reflects the universal value placed on saving lives and the ethical imperative of donation.

There is no cost to the donor's family for organ and tissue donation. The process is managed by medical professionals to ensure that the donation does not impose any financial burden on the donor's loved ones.