tax benefit: 50%
Education support to children of parents/families ravaged by chronic diseases or bedridden circumstances causes economic and social morbidity. Pallium India extends support to the education of children of these patients and thus encourages them to hope for a better future. The possibility of the children finding their goals for employment, and a safe and secure future fits in perfectly with the goals of palliative care which include the social well-being of patients and families.
The average amount to support a child's education is 6500 INR per year. In the last financial year (2024-2025) we supported 305 children. This academic year (2025-2026) we are looking ahead to support the education of 320 children.
These children belong to marginalized groups that often receive insufficient support from the government or the banking system. Our interventions beyond scholarships, such as mentoring sessions by our volunteers, Kuttikootam - summer camp and other social events, have helped them realize the value of education support. We also provide/continue educational assistance to the children who have lost their family members. The pandemic had worsened the conditions of these families who struggled with the lockdown and unemployment of the breadwinner. But they still have hope through your support.
Together, we can make a difference
Visit Pallium India's website for more information- www.palliumindia.org
Education support to children of parents/families ravaged by chronic diseases or bedridden circumstances causes economic and social morbidity. Pallium India extends support to the education of children of these patients and thus encourages them to hope for a better future. The possibility of the children finding their goals for employment, and a safe and secure future fits in perfectly with the goals of palliative care which include the social well-being of patients and families.
The average amount to support a child's education is 6500 INR per year. In the last financial year (2024-2025) we supported 305 children. This academic year (2025-2026) we are looking ahead to support the education of 320 children.
These children belong to marginalized groups that often receive insufficient support from the government or the banking system. Our interventions beyond scholarships, such as mentoring sessions by our volunteers, Kuttikootam - summer camp and other social events, have helped them realize the value of education support. We also provide/continue educational assistance to the children who have lost their family members. The pandemic had worsened the conditions of these families who struggled with the lockdown and unemployment of the breadwinner. But they still have hope through your support.
Together, we can make a difference
Visit Pallium India's website for more information- www.palliumindia.org