National Malayalees Association (NAM) & DNipCare - Cancer Prevention & Palliative Care Sensitization Campaign along with Family Get-together of NAM on 09th February 2014
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
National Malayalees Association (NAM) & DNipCare - Cancer Prevention & Palliative Care Sensitization Campaign along with Family Get-together of NAM on 09th February 2014
National Malayalees Association (NAM) & DNipCare - Cancer Prevention & Palliative Care Sensitization Campaign along with Family Get-together of NAM on 09th February 2014
Monday, February 3, 2014
Liaqat Ali Khan - Obituary
We, the Volunteers of DNipCare, condole the sad demise of one of our Palliative family members, Mr. Liaqat Ali (55), resident of Navjeevan Camp, Machli Bazar, Govindpuri, Delhi on 02nd February 2014.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Talk on Palliative Care during Sneha Sangamam of Delhi Islahi Centre
Delhi Islahi Centre provided an opportunity to give a talk on Palliative Care during their Sneha Sangamam on 29th January 2014 in Emeral Hotel, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi.
Dr. Hussain Madavoor inaugurated the program and delivered a detailed speech on the theme of Religion, Humanity and Renaissance especially in the current Indian context. Mr. Kuttappan, President, SNDP felicitated the program and spoke on the various aspects of religious harmony. Coming to the Palliative Care, KV Hamza, General Secretary of DNipCare introduced the Community based Palliative Home Care program being rendered by the volunteers of DNipCare to the long term, bedridden, terminally ill patients including Cancer, Renal failure patients and Geriatrics. The attentive august audience comprising mainly the student community from JNU, Jamia, Delhi & Amity Universities were very much receptive to the subject and assured their participation in the mission activities of DNipCare for the underprivileged patients in Delhi.
Dr. Hussain Madavoor inaugurated the program and delivered a detailed speech on the theme of Religion, Humanity and Renaissance especially in the current Indian context. Mr. Kuttappan, President, SNDP felicitated the program and spoke on the various aspects of religious harmony. Coming to the Palliative Care, KV Hamza, General Secretary of DNipCare introduced the Community based Palliative Home Care program being rendered by the volunteers of DNipCare to the long term, bedridden, terminally ill patients including Cancer, Renal failure patients and Geriatrics. The attentive august audience comprising mainly the student community from JNU, Jamia, Delhi & Amity Universities were very much receptive to the subject and assured their participation in the mission activities of DNipCare for the underprivileged patients in Delhi.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Republic Day Celebrations With Cancer Patients
Press Release
Propagation of Palliative Care to the masses is an integral part of the mission and vision of DNipCare. Participating in the Republic Day celebrations of Okhla residents organized by the Indian Union Muslim League, the volunteers of DNipCare passed on the message of community based Palliative Care required for long term bedridden terminally ill patients including Cancer patients and Geriatrics to the audience. The Deputy Commissioner of Police of the area, during his speech, has also promised the wholehearted support of the police as they are already engaged in so many other welfare activities for the children and adults of Okhla. It is expected that the sensitized local population will come forward and cater to the suffering patients in the Palliative field.
As usual for the festivals and festivities, celebration of Republic Day by DNipCare volunteers in the afternoon was with the Cancer Patients in Delhi State Cancer Institute. However, the icing on the cake was the news about announcement of Padmashree to Dr. R.K. Grover, the Director and CEO of Delhi State Cancer Institute. The DNipCare volunteers, after celebration with Cancer Patients and distribution of blankets sponsored by Delhi Islahi Centre, to all the patients in Cancer Institute and attached Sir Soba Singh Dharamshala, felicitated the honouring of Dr. Grover, the visionary director of the institute. Volunteers belonging to different walks of life participated in the event.
With warm regards,
kv hamza,
General Secretary, DNipCare
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Friday, January 17, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
An inspiring news story of a Muscular Dystrophy patient
news4us.in
Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Jayraj
was an 'Odd', now an 'Even'
Determination of Jayraj Sirmukaddam made down, the heads of Himalayan peaks.
Jayraj passed the Diploma examination in Information Technology from the Government Polytechnic at Nagpur with 70% aggregate and thereafter in May 2013, his B.E. (Information Technology) with 72% from G H Rasoni College of Engineering, an Autonomous Institute affiliated to Nagpur University.
What makes his achievement outstanding?
Perhaps Jayraj is the only Duchene Muscular Dystrophy patient (DMD) - a genetic, hereditary muscle disease which causes progressive muscle weakness - to have completed his education till this level. Wheelchair-bound since he was 11 years old, Jayraj is totally dependent on his parents - father, Mukund and mother, Shaila and brother – as his muscles are too weak for him to walk on his own.
However, through sheer will power, he is able to write. It is difficult for him to sit for any length of time. His disability has never deterred him for nothing seems impossible to Jayraj. He has performed adventurous activities like river rafting and para sailing.
He has gone on desert safaris. Whatelse make him now an 'even'; he visited all the dhams (shrine) considered sacred to Hinduism, and all these dhams are on top of Himalayan Peaks.
Determination of Jayraj Sirmukaddam made down, the heads of Himalayan peaks.
Jayraj passed the Diploma examination in Information Technology from the Government Polytechnic at Nagpur with 70% aggregate and thereafter in May 2013, his B.E. (Information Technology) with 72% from G H Rasoni College of Engineering, an Autonomous Institute affiliated to Nagpur University.
What makes his achievement outstanding?
Perhaps Jayraj is the only Duchene Muscular Dystrophy patient (DMD) - a genetic, hereditary muscle disease which causes progressive muscle weakness - to have completed his education till this level. Wheelchair-bound since he was 11 years old, Jayraj is totally dependent on his parents - father, Mukund and mother, Shaila and brother – as his muscles are too weak for him to walk on his own.
However, through sheer will power, he is able to write. It is difficult for him to sit for any length of time. His disability has never deterred him for nothing seems impossible to Jayraj. He has performed adventurous activities like river rafting and para sailing.
He has gone on desert safaris. Whatelse make him now an 'even'; he visited all the dhams (shrine) considered sacred to Hinduism, and all these dhams are on top of Himalayan Peaks.
http://news4usin.blogspot.in/2014/01/jayaraj-was-odd-now-even.html
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Palliative Care Monthly Review Meeting on 11th January 2014
Palliative Care Monthly Review Meeting
on 11th January 2014
in Kerala Club, M 67, Connaught Place, New Delhi
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