Ekwendeni Community Development Project Ekwendeni - 20 sqare km radius

• Charity
• Advocacy
• Campaigning/lobbying
• Community palliative care services
• Counselling/bereavement
• Education
• Family support
• Help/Information/advice
• Public awareness
• Therapy (eg speech and language therapy, physiotherapy)
• Training

We started in 2005 with about 50 orphans and vulnerable children who we provide with food in the morning and lunch after school.  Supper is provided in their foster families.  We also provide them with school supplies including school fees at secondary school.  We also assist the PLWAs with food once a week.  We provide them also with small loans and this includes our volunteers, guardians.

EllenorLions Hospices Bexley, Gravesend, Dartford, Swanley

• Charity
• Advocacy
• Clinical/medical services
• Community palliative care services
• Counselling/bereavement
• Education
• Family support
• Help/Information/advice
• Public awareness
• Research
• Respite or hospice services
• Training

Our service provides hospice at home and short breaks for children and young people from 0 - 19 years. This is a service for children and young people with life limiting and life threatening conditions. We support the whole family including the parents, carers and siblings.

Elongo Elonga DRC

• Charity
• Campaigning/lobbying
• Community palliative care services
• Counselling/bereavement
• Education
• Family support
• Grant making
• Help/Information/advice
• Public awareness
• Training

We are a Non-Profit Organization focusing on Health, Education and Environment development in DRC. Palliative Medicine/Care is part of our health projects, we need to share experiences and learn from others.

Equipa de Cuidados Paliativos em Oncologia Pediátrica do Instituto Português de Oncologia do Porto Francisco Gentil The North of Portugal

• Public sector
• Advocacy
• Campaigning/lobbying
• Clinical/medical services
• Counselling/bereavement
• Education
• Family support
• Public awareness
• Training

Intra-hospital support team in paediatric palliative care. Members: One paediatrician, 3 nurses, 1 Social Worker, 1 Psychologist, 1 Nutritionist, 1 Educational worker. Aims: Help Paediatric Department team to deliver quality palliative care to paediatric oncology patients followed in our hospital. Coordinate care with other health institutions.

Equipe Mobile de Soins de Support & Palliatifs Hainaut/Valenciennois

• Public sector
• Clinical/medical services
• Community palliative care services
• Counselling/bereavement
• Education
• Family support
• Research
• Respite or hospice services
• Therapy (eg speech and language therapy, physiotherapy)

One of the biggest Palliative Care Mobile Unit in the North of France, and the only one in this area which takes in and cares for children and new born babies in palliative situations.