About Us

The long suffering period of a cancer patient will certainly create physical and mental agony to the diseased himself while the whole family will experience financial difficulties. The condition of a terminally ill state is quite unbearable. It is the most demanding hour that help is needed to lift the courage and the confidence of the patient as well as the family members and bring back hope and revival. Our desire is to relieve them of their unfortunate, sorrowful, desperate situation by providing them with Medicare, food or any other palliative care support, through humanitarian care initiatives. The Lifeline Hope Foundation emerged to meet this challenge with utmost dedication.
LHF is committed to commence support by visiting the diseased at their homes to assess their social and financial status, once the terminally ill cancer patient is discharged from the hospital. Apeksha Hospital is our main source of information. Our team that conducts the preliminary investigation will submit their findings to the executive board of the LHF. Following the approval and recommendations of the director board the care action will begin. The required support may vary from food, Medicare nutritional supplements, sanitary requisite, transport facilities for hospital visits and any recreational arrangements etc.
Quite often the patients’ family is in distress and in a desperate mood due to the prolonged duration of the illness. The LHF will intervene and assist the householders across counselling and suitable recreational agenda to overcome their dejected mood and to face any social encumbrance. The LHF will always look after any cancer patient with physical disabilities and provide them with special needs.
The Lifeline Hope Foundation palliative home care programme is a comprehensive patient care support programme in which we focus on improving and maintaining a complacent living for the terminally ill cancer patients. The LHF wishes to extend home care support to all the patients notified by the Apeksha Hospital. Unfortunately, we experienced several setbacks due to the resource limitations while handling an unexpected number of patients. Finally, we had to review our capabilities and come to a conclusion to operate on a monthly fixed number of beneficiaries from January 2024. We intend to increase the number of
 beneficiaries per month, depending on the resources made available by our generous donors and agencies in the future.
Our team of the LHF is supporting the home care programme and our
 philanthropist donors always give us strength to launch and continue this noble cause. We look forward to our contended donors and sponsor organizations to support our ongoing and future programmes in order to bring some more relief to the unfortunate victims and also to make our Palliative Care Project a real success. With the anticipated assistance, our objective is to increase the number of beneficiaries in the years to come.
Thanks to all our Lifeline Hope Foundation supporters, donors and sponsor agencies.