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Over 8,000 volunteers rally behind Kerala's vision for Universal Palliative Care Project
The New Indian Express Kottayam
|July 08, 2025
WITHIN one month, nearly 8,400 volunteers have registered on the Sannadhasena portal as part of the state government's Universal Palliative Care Project.
"Over 1.5 lakh patients have registered on the state's Palliative Care Grid platform. This places the need for more volunteers trained in palliative care. Many individuals have come forward to join the initiative. We have also asked existing volunteers to register on the portal. The health department and care units will organise a three-day training programme for new volunteers. Better awareness about palliative care and its significance has helped. Currently, we have more than 8,300 volunteers and 1,108 NGOs who have signed in," said Dr Mathews Numpeli, medical officer for the project.
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