With the increasing number of patients being diagnosed with cancer or other life limiting diseases, the number of doctors and nurses are inadequate to handle care giving.
The need of the hour is volunteers and care givers to augment the services of healthcare professionals like doctors and nurses etc.
Support family members who are the primary care givers.
Who can Volunteer?
School and college students who are inclined to or are enrolled in courses in which community service is compulsory.
Housewives who have time to spare and are inclined to spend time on volunteering. There are opportunities to volunteer from home too.
Corporate employees who would like to do CSR work.
Retired people who have time on their hands.
Those in large apartment complexes who would like to volunteer.
Doctors and other healthcare professionals who may want to volunteer.
How does Volunteering
help you?
Personal- Satisfaction, fulfillment
Sharing time and talent
Enhanced knowledge
Improving relationships
Meeting new people, making new friends and doing something worthwhile
Most importantly – giving back to the community
How can you volunteer for palliative care?
Volunteers must have a personal commitment to the mission.
An hour or two a week or fortnight can make such a difference to someone’s life.
You can help patients fight cancer and other life threatening illnesses.
Your time is a gift. We encourage you to use it wisely and find the best balance of home, work, play, and volunteering.
