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A Delhi charity that sends free palliative care teams to the homes of people with cancer, and runs a helpline and counselling, founded by survivor Harmala Gupta in 1996.
Harmala Gupta founded CanSupport and registered it as a society in Delhi on 8 November 1996. In 1997 it ran a six-month pilot home care project with the Dr B. R. Ambedkar Institute Rotary Cancer Hospital at AIIMS, and it went on to build a home-based palliative care service.
CanSupport says it runs the largest home-based palliative care programme in India, with free home care, counselling and a helpline, and that WHO has recognised it with a Public Health Champion award. It became a registered medical institution with an oral morphine licence in 2005, developed guidelines for home-based palliative care in India at WHO's invitation, and has extended home care to Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
Shares National Cancer Grid of India, Early integrated palliative care.
Shares National Cancer Grid of India, Early integrated palliative care.
Shares National Cancer Grid of India, Early integrated palliative care.
Shares National Cancer Grid of India, Early integrated palliative care.
Shares National Cancer Grid of India, Early integrated palliative care.
Shares National Cancer Grid of India, Early integrated palliative care.
Shares All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, National Cancer Grid of India.
Shares All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, National Cancer Grid of India.
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