No one should fight a critical illness alone, in pain, or in financial despair

We are a group of citizens helping underprivileged patients in government hospitals with medicines, equipment and treatment costs, free of charge.

Donate now See who needs help
  • Spinal injuries and immobility
  • Terminal illness
  • Stroke and neurological conditions
  • Advanced cancer

The gap we fill

Government hospitals provide vital medical care. But the hidden costs of long treatment, such as specialised medicines, support equipment and daily supplies, often push vulnerable families into extreme poverty.

We step in where they have nowhere else to turn.

Who we support

We focus on the most vulnerable patients in government healthcare facilities.

Immobility and spinal injuries

Patients who are bedridden and lack the resources for basic comfort and dignified care.

Terminal illness

People in the final stages of life who need compassionate palliative support and relief from symptoms.

Stroke and neurological conditions

Survivors who need immediate treatment, specialised medicines and long-term recovery support.

Advanced cancer

Patients on intensive treatment who cannot afford the high cost of specialised cancer medicines.

How we help

We work directly in government hospitals and provide these to patients free of charge.

Medicines

Many advanced treatments need high-cost medicines that hospital stores do not stock. We buy them and deliver them straight to the patient.

Oxygen masks and consumables

Oxygen masks and daily medical supplies for patients who struggle to breathe, in the ward and at home.

Air and bubble beds

Patients who cannot move can develop painful pressure sores. These beds spread the body’s weight and help prevent bedsores.

Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs, walkers and other mobility aids, for the ward and for recovery at home.

We also pay for treatment. We step in to clear hospital bills, cover the cost of diagnostic tests such as MRI and X-rays, and fund critical treatment that a family cannot manage on its own.

Everything we provide is free for the patient and the family.

Patients we are helping now

Two families need your help today. Please share this page.

A patient resting in a government hospital ward under a blanket, face blurred for privacy

Shared with the family’s consent. Face blurred for privacy.

Brain lymphoma (PCNSL)

“Malini Devi Verma”, 55

Being treated at a government hospital for Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma, a rare and aggressive cancer of the brain. Her doctors advise six months of chemotherapy, with MRI scans and supportive care. Her family cannot afford it alone.

The name is an alias used to protect her privacy.

ItemEstimate
Chemotherapy₹2,50,000
Medicines, investigations (including MRI), consumables₹1,00,000
Total, about 6 months₹3,50,000
Raised: ₹0Goal: ₹3,50,000
Help Malini
A patient in a government hospital bed under a floral blanket, face blurred for privacy

Shared with the family’s consent. Face blurred for privacy.

Stroke

Rakesh Tiwari

Rakesh is recovering from a stroke in a government hospital and needs specialised medicines, medical supplies and long-term care to recover. His family cannot manage these costs on their own.

Your help can pay for the medicines and consumables he needs now, and support for his recovery.

ItemEstimate
Physiotherapy, over 2 months₹10,000
Occupational therapy, over 2 months₹10,000
MRI and X-rays₹15,000
Draining fluid from the lungs, infection treatment and related care₹20,000
Total estimate₹55,000
Help Rakesh

How your donation is used

Every contribution goes toward a patient’s care. We do not take an administrative fee.

  • Medicines and chemotherapy that a hospital store does not stock
  • Scans and tests such as MRI and X-rays, and the cost of clearing urgent hospital bills
  • Physiotherapy and occupational therapy for recovery after a stroke or injury
  • Oxygen masks, air and bubble beds, wheelchairs and daily medical supplies

Each appeal on this page lists its estimated costs, and we post updates here on what has been raised and what it paid for.

Questions donors ask

Short answers about how Compassion in Care works.

Is the help really free for patients and families?

Yes. Everything we provide, from medicines and oxygen masks to air beds and wheelchairs, is free for the patient and the family.

How do I donate?

Open any payment app, such as GPay, PhonePe, Paytm or your banking app, scan the UPI QR code on this page, enter the amount and confirm. Please pay only to the account shown here. We never ask for your PIN, OTP or card details.

Why should I fill in the form after I donate?

The form lets us thank you, record your gift and match it to our records. Your details are kept private and are never shared or sold. Your name is listed as a donor on this page only if you say yes.

What does my donation pay for?

It pays for a patient’s treatment and care: medicines, scans, therapy, hospital bills and equipment. You can choose a specific appeal on the form, or choose “where it is needed most”.

Are the patients and photos real?

Yes. Photos are shared with the family’s consent and faces are blurred. Some names are changed to protect a patient’s privacy, and we say so wherever that is the case.

How will I know how the money was used?

We post updates on this page on how much has been raised and what it paid for.

Updates

  • [12th,November,2026]
    Amount raised so far and what it has paid for. We will post here regularly.