Help Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PATCH SA) with 50 volunteers for Raising awareness of children's palliative care

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Help Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PATCH SA) with 50 volunteers for Raising awareness of children's palliative care
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Children & Youth

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Help Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PATCH SA) with 50 volunteers for Raising awareness of children's palliative care

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Hats on for Children's Palliative Care Day, falling on the 2nd Friday in October, is a day that aims to raise funds for children’s palliative care, but more importantly, to raise awareness of the rights of very sick children with incurable and life-threatening illnesses to receive palliative care. This year it falls on Friday 10 October. We know that there are at least 1 million children in South Africa who live with a life-limiting illness or condition that will or could significantly shorten their lives. The handful of services that exist in our country are underfunded and inadequate to meet the overwhelming need. As a result, thousands of South African children have a poor quality of life and suffer from emotional and physical pain and other distressing symptoms which could be controlled and significantly improved with palliative care. Get involved as an individual, a school, a group, or a business in 3 easy steps: 1. Wear a hat on Friday 10 October. 2. Take a photo and post to social media with hashtag #HatsOn4CPC 3. Donate to PatchSA and get your friends to do the same!


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Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PATCH SA)

Palliative Care for Children South Africa (PATCH SA)

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We help children with life-threatening conditions by strategically supporting those who care for them.

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