We Care Cancer Patients
when someone has cancer everyone who loves them does too.
Living with cancer can be one of life’s greatest challenges. We Care Cancer Support Inc. offers confidentiality, understanding, and compassion to those with Cancer and will meet the challenge together as no one should face Cancer alone.
We Care Oldage Patients
Life long we take care them, to their last breath.
We shall together discover the joy of service to humanity. elderly people need care and comfort to lead a healthy life without worries and anxiety. Lack of awareness regarding the changing behavioral patterns in elderly people at home leads to abuse of them by their kin.
We care Kidney failure patients
We are here to take care those who are affected by kidney failure
We are here for taking care of the people who are affected by kidney failure also Life long we take care them, to their last breath,
A home for the poor and destitutes
From our several years of experience in dealing with old age parents, patients and their families, we understand that, the parents’/ patients’ need, at the far end of their life, some sort of palliative care to relieve them from the symptoms of acute pain, physical and mental stress. In almost all cases, their families are unable to provide any kind of support to the patients. Therefore, the Society has decided to set up a Pain and Palliative Care Home to provide complete free treatment to the eligible aged parents/ patients till their last breath.
The main objective of this Project is to transform the wretched last days of the poor/aged parents/ cancer/kidney patients in to a lively one and to take away or lessen the burden from the weak shoulders of his/her family and relatives
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Hold on, Pain Ends
Our hospice service is envisioned as a safe haven for people who require prolonged treatments, maybe to the end of their lives. The primary goal of our hospice services is to alleviate the physical, mental, and spiritual pain of our patients and those who care for them.
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Embedding a rehabilitative approach to palliative care
Palliative care is an approach that improves the quality of life of patients and their families who are dealing with the effects of a life-threatening disease. It prevents and alleviates suffering through the early identification, correct assessment and treatment of pain and other problems, whether physical, psychosocial or spiritual. Addressing suffering involves taking care of concerns other than physical symptoms. Palliative care employs a collaborative approach to support patients and their caregivers. This includes resolving practical needs and providing bereavement counselling.
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The perfect balance between health and care
Only around 15% of individuals die suddenly. Rest has a gradual end of life. Most people are in a lot of pain and have other symptoms throughout this time. Most pains are avoidable or reduceable if proper care is taken. We all have a greater than 80% chance of requiring palliative care in our final days. Let us join hands together to build and establish a system of sustainable and accessible end-of-life care that will allow us to have a pain-free, peaceful and dignified exit from this world.
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Bettering the Human Condition
We believe that a helping hand of love and a variety of services and opportunities is the key to transforming the dreams of the innumerable poor into their realities. Amala Fellowship wants to ensure social, economic and political enhancement of the poor and socially excluded groups in a way that they will be empower to assert their rights / entitlements and live with dignity. We provide a support system to assist patients in living as actively as possible till death. Palliative care is clearly recognised under the human right to health. We make sure to deliver care through person-centered and integrated health services that pay close attention to individuals' personal needs and preferences.
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Giving Children, the care they deserve
Palliative care for children is the active overall care of the child's health, mind, and soul, as well as family support. It begins when a sickness is identified and continues regardless of whether or not a kid receives disease-specific therapy. Health professionals assess and treat a child's physical, psychological, and social discomfort. Effective palliative care necessitates a multidisciplinary approach that includes the family and makes use of existing community services; it may be conducted successfully even with low resources. We strive to provide the greatest possible quality of life and care for every child with a life-limiting or life-threatening disease and their family.
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