You or someone you know could help give those like Asia a second chance at life.
27-year-old Asia, from Deansgate, was diagnosed with stage four Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of blood cancer, in 2023.
After receiving chemotherapy Asia was told that she was in remission in April 2024, but her symptoms returned, and doctors confirmed that her cancer had relapsed in June 2024. She has been told that a stem cell transplant may be her best chance of survival.
Asia is half Somalian and half Moroccan; her mixed heritage means she has a more unique tissue type which can make it harder to find a matching stem cell donor. That’s why she’s calling on all healthy 16–30-year-olds to join the Anthony Nolan stem cell register and potentially save a life.
Please join the stem cell register if you want to make a difference and save someone’s life. I think it's a blessing to save someone.
Asia
Make a donation
A gift of £5 a month helps build a stem cell register that gives everyone the best chance of survival.
A gift of £10 a month helps lifesaving transplants to happen – giving as many people like Eesa as possible a second chance of life.
A gift of £15 a month could help pay for our umbilical cord collection programme – making little lifesavers of babies only minutes old!
£15 goes a long way to helping our scientists conduct ground-breaking research that will save lives over the next 50 years.
£40 could sign up a new lifesaving stem cell donor who could go on to save a life like Eesa's.
£90 could pay for three hours of invaluable support from a post-transplant nurse for patients and families.
#RegisterForAsia
Between 16 and 30? Help save the life of someone like Asia by joining the register today.