Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Kerala Launches Palliative Care Scheme with Volunteer Program
Kerala is expanding its palliative care services.
The government is starting a new program called Kerala Care Universal Palliative Service.
This program helps people who are very sick and need special care.
They are now asking for volunteers to help these patients.
Anyone who can spare even a little time each week can sign up.
So far, many patients who can't get out of bed have already been registered.
The goal is to help not only those patients, but all with serious sicknesses.
Kerala is expanding its palliative care services.
The Kerala Care Universal Palliative Service is being launched.
Volunteers can register through the official website.
The aim is to provide care to patients with serious illnesses.
Over 134,939 bedridden patients have already been registered.
- Who
- The Kerala government, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
- What
- Kerala is launching a volunteer program as part of the Kerala Care Universal Palliative Service.
- When
- The scheme is launching now.
- Where
- Kerala.
- Why
- To ensure proper care for patients with serious illnesses.
- Scheme Name
- Kerala Care Universal Palliative Service
- Volunteer Registration
- Via official website
- Patients Registered
- 1,34,939 bedridden patients
- Objective
- Ensure proper care for all with serious illnesses