George Mark Children's House Northern California, USA

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

George Mark Children's House is the first pediatric palliative care facility providing respite, transitional and end-of-life care to children aged newborn to 21 and their families. Opened March 2004.

Golden Gateway Hospice Bethlehem area/Free State Province/South Africa

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

The Hospice offers a service of Palliative Care. We are a member of H.P.C.A with a 5 star rating and have full accreditation with COHSASA. We are an Accredited Training Site. A Day Care Centre, with 80 children A Multipurpose Centre manages 4 programs for OVC’s, We have 41 staff.

Grahamstown Hospice Makana & Ndlambe district Eastern Cape, South Africa

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

Grahamstown Hospice and our satellite hospice in Port Alfred, Sunshine Coast Hospice, provides free home based palliative care for those living with life threatening illnesses. Our orphans and vulnerable childrens programme includes home based palliative care for paediatric patients with life limiting illnesses, children of patients and recently bereaved children. We have a partnership with our local hospital which has a ten bed adult and 4 bed paediatric palliative care ward.

Greek Society for Pediatric Palliative Care ATHENS, GREECE

• Other
• Advocacy
• Campaigning/lobbying
• Education
• Grant making
• Help/Information/advice
• Public awareness
• Research
• Training

The basic aim of our society is to promote the philosophy of pediatric palliative care according to internationally established standards of care and to ensure the development of pediatric palliative care practices and services that are culturally sensitive and appropriate.