THE ORGAMITES MIGHTY EDUCATION PROGRAMME

Introducing the world’s leading organ donation and health education programme for kids aged 5 – 11, and best of all, it’s free!

Inspiring kids everywhere to look after their health, each other and the world, our ever-growing collection of resources are ready and waiting to inspire and empower you to become a life-saving superhero too!

ENRICHING THE CURRICULUM WITH A FOCUS ON HEALTH

Created to enrich (not compete with) the formal curriculum, our resources seek to strengthen students’ understanding in a number of important areas.

LET’S GO!

From ready-to-go lesson plans and presentations, to fun videos, posters and worksheets, from in-class object lessons to take-home booklets and activities – there’s something for everyone in our Resources Hub!

Intended to enrich your curriculum and inspire you and the kids in your care, you’re free to pick out the educational tools that will best suit your class.

The Orgamites are a fantastic tool for teaching kids about their health and organ donation, which was never taught in our school until we implemented this fun, free programme. The characters are cute and engaging, and the accompanying materials are comprehensive and easy to use. An incredible health resource for all educators!"

- Claire Müller, Year 2 Teacher

I always found it hard to talk about certain subjects with my kids, especially those related to death and organ donation. It's not an easy topic to broach, but it's a conversation that is so important to have. I struggled to find the right way to approach the subject until I discovered Orgamites. With their help, I was able to have an open and honest conversation with my kids about the importance of organ donation and how it can save lives.”

- Glynn Gibb, dad of two kids

The Orgamites are not just for children, I use them in many of my international lectures. They’re positivity personified! What can be more positive than saving or transforming another person's life through the gift of organ and tissue donation?"

- Dr. Dale Gardiner, Associate Medical Director - Deceased Organ Donation, NHS Blood and Transplant

ENRICHING THE CURRICULUM WITH A FOCUS ON HEALTH

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SAVE THE DATE

Orgtober, formerly known as October, is our new big month of education with activities, activations and events all dedicated to promoting organ donation among children, teachers and families the world over.

MAY IS MAYRROW

Mayrrow, formerly known as May, is now the month dedicated to promoting bone marrow and stem cell education, equiping teachers everywhere to transform their students into a pack of mighty superheroes.

THANK YOU TO OUR BIGGEST LITTLE FANS!

The feedback from participating schools, students, teachers and parents has not simply been neutral but overwhelmingly positive, leading to many constructive changes in the classroom and kids’ lives.

Join us in our mission to truly impact the lives of children. Together, we can make a lasting difference.

I hadn't anticipated how much my class would want to engage on the subject until the Orgamites arrived at our classroom door! Together, with the resources provided, we've learnt all about our organs, then how to stay really healthy, and next up: we'll be joining the Orgamites on their 'Mighty Kind Movement' – making the world a better, kinder place - one classroom at a time. We can’t wait!"

- Kyrie Card, Year 2 Teacher

The Orgamites programme has become a favourite in our home. My kids are fascinated by the characters and their stories, making it easier for us to have meaningful conversations about health and the importance of organ donation. An excellent resource for parents!"

- Rachel Tan, mum of twins

Folks who may at first have found the idea of teaching younger kids about organ donation off-putting are coming around and seeing the vision and the value of education at this early age. The Orgamites truly live up to their promise and are a surprising but welcome resource for teachers everywhere.”

- Jenny Ryan, Manager, Public Education & Awareness Organ & Tissue Donation & Transplantation, Canadian Blood Services