FAROE ISLANDS · EUROPE
Joining a stem cell donor registry from the Faroe Islands
For people who live in the Faroe Islands. Live somewhere else? Find your place.
We haven’t found enough to verify a way to join from the Faroe Islands yet. That doesn’t mean there isn’t one. Here’s what we checked and what you can do today.
Still checking. Here’s what we know so far.
Browsing from another country? See how joining works where you live.
What you can do today
If you live somewhere else most of the year
Registries usually sign up people where they live. If that’s another country, look up how joining works there.
Look at the world list
The World Marrow Donor Association keeps a list of registries around the world. It’s a place to look. It doesn’t mean one signs up people who live in the Faroe Islands.
Open the World Marrow Donor Association’s list (opens in a new tab)
Learn how matching works
Why a match is hard to find, and why people of every background are needed on registries.
If you’re a patient or family member
Ask the treating hospital whether it can search registries in other countries for an unrelated donor. We don’t know yet how that works in the Faroe Islands.
Know of a registry here?
Tell us its name. We’ll look into it, and if we can verify it, this page will say so with the date.
What we’re checking
Here is where we’ve looked so far. We’ll look again by Dec 11, 2026.
- The World Marrow Donor Association’s lists of registries and donor centers, in English, Oct 11, 2026.
- Sjúkrahúsverkið (Faroe Islands hospital service)’s website, in Faroese, Oct 11, 2026.
What would change this: a registry or donor center that says, on its own site or in the World Marrow Donor Association’s lists, that it signs up people who live in the Faroe Islands.
Nearby, if you live there
If you live in one of these places, here’s how joining works there.
Questions
Can I join a registry in another country?
Most registries we’ve checked sign up only people who live in their own country or region. If a registry ever says it accepts people who live in the Faroe Islands, this page will say so.
How often do you check?
We’ll look again by Dec 11, 2026, and sooner if someone tells us about a registry.
Is giving blood the same as joining?
Giving blood helps patients who need transfusions. It doesn’t put you on a stem cell donor registry unless that registry says it does.
Who is the Jada Bascom Foundation?
We’re a US charity. We don’t run a registry and can’t sign anyone up. We look for registries that sign up people where they live, and we say plainly when we haven’t found one.
Live somewhere else?
Registries usually sign up people by where they live, not by nationality.
Learn more
KNOW SOMETHING WE DON’T?
Know of a registry in the Faroe Islands?
Tell us its name. We’ll look into it, and if we can verify it, this page will say so with the date. Our contact form doesn’t accept web addresses, so the name is enough.
CHECKED BEFORE IT WAS PUBLISHED
Sources
The registries’ own pages
- Sjúkrahúsverkið (Faroe Islands hospital service). Homepage and sitemap.xml (opens in a new tab). Undated.Checked
The World Marrow Donor Association
- World Marrow Donor Association (WMDA). Find your registry (opens in a new tab). Undated.Checked
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