Despite being a
crucial component of modern medicine, palliative care in India faces inadequate
support and representation. This gap results in less than 5% of palliative
patients having access to acceptable quality care. The Alpha Palliative Care
Overseas Chapter recognizes the pressing need for action in this regard and is
dedicated to continuously educating and increasing awareness within society. By
addressing these challenges, the chapter plays a pivotal role in enhancing the
reach and impact of palliative care services across the country.
Your membership fees of Indian Rupees
25,000 (twenty-five thousand) per annum serve as a small but impactful token
towards the great cause of advancing palliative care in India. This membership
fee, combined with other funds raised, is entirely utilized to support the
activities of Alpha Palliative Care in India.
Your contribution
as a member plays a crucial role in making a difference in the lives of those
in need. It enables us to provide essential support, care, and comfort to
individuals facing challenging health circumstances. Join us in this noble
endeavor, and together, let's make a meaningful impact on the journey towards
compassionate and dignified palliative care in India.
Please fill in the details below and register for the payment using Indian bank issued cards. Please contact us if you need any assistance at Donations@alphapalliativecare.org and or +91 94977 13224
Become a Member Renew Your MembershipAlpha palliative care is the largest not for profit palliative care organization operating in India. Alpha Palliative care currently has 18 centres all over Kerala, India and has close to 11,000 patients under care.
In addition to the conventional palliative care, Alpha Palliative Care expanded the scope of palliative care to include victims of all life limiting diseases from the very inception in the year 2005 when the home care services were started. Over a period of time Alpha Palliative Care expanded further to cover people suffering from restricted mobility such as stroke survivors, accident survivors, spinal cord injury like paraplegia and quadriplegia, people with various other neurological disorders, age-related frailty and people with chronic kidney disease needing dialysis. Alpha palliative care dialysis facility currently operates 25 dialysis machines and offer 3 shifts per day, 26 days per month, as of now.
Our pledge includes delivering
appropriate care directly to the doorstep of the patient. We understand the
importance of preserving their choice to either receive treatment and care at
home, visit Alpha Hospices, or access Link Centers for symptom control. This
approach ensures that patients have the flexibility to choose the setting that
best suits their preferences, whether it's the comfort of their home, an
outpatient clinic, or a hospice.
We are dedicated to
providing treatment and care without discrimination, upholding the principles
of equality and inclusivity. Regardless of race, religion, caste, creed,
gender, political affiliation, or socio-economic status, every individual
receives the same high standard of care at Alpha Palliative Care. Our
commitment is to create an environment where everyone feels valued, respected,
and supported throughout their care journey.
We fulfill our
mission by delivering palliative care precisely at the hour of need and at the
place where it is needed the most. Importantly, our services are provided free
of any cost to the receiver, reflecting our dedication to removing financial
barriers to essential care. Our duty of care towards the community guides us in
ensuring that individuals facing life-limiting illnesses receive the support
and compassion they deserve, irrespective of their background or circumstances.
The notion that
helping one another is a duty, not merely an act of charity, reflects a
commitment to collective well-being and emphasizes the shared responsibility we
have as members of a community. It reinforces the idea that supporting each
other in times of need is not just a benevolent gesture but an essential
obligation rooted in our shared humanity. This perspective encourages a more
inclusive and compassionate society where care and support are integral
components of our collective responsibility.