Sparsh Hospice has launched a heartfelt campaign called ‘Guardian of Sparsh’ to help cancer patients in their final stage of life. Popular actress Sreeleela joined the cause and urged the public to support it. The event took place at Sparsh Hospice’s peaceful location in Khajaguda.
With just ₹500 per month, anyone can become a Guardian of Sparsh,” Sreeleela said. “It’s a small amount, but it brings big comfort to those who need it most.”
What is ‘Guardian of Sparsh’?
The campaign aims to provide free palliative care to cancer patients who are terminally ill. Sparsh Hospice offers care through in-patient, out-patient, and home visits – all at no cost.
The goal is to find 5,000 people who will commit to donating ₹500 or more per month for at least three years. These donations will help cover the hospice’s operating costs, which total around ₹6 crore each year.
Why It Matters
Sparsh Hospice was started by Dr. Subrahmanyam and Mr. Suresh Reddy. Their goal was to give people a dignified and peaceful end-of-life experience. Many patients come to Sparsh when hospitals can no longer help. Here, they receive comfort, pain relief, and emotional care.
“We believe a dignified demise is everyone’s birthright,” the founder trustees said. “With the support of kind-hearted individuals, we can continue to offer this vital service completely free of cost.”
Whether you’re an individual, corporate, or community group, becoming a Guardian of Sparsh is a simple but powerful way to contribute. For the cost of a dinner outing, your ₹500 can bring warmth, relief, and care to someone in the most vulnerable phase of their life.
You can also spread awareness through social media, invite friends to become Guardians, or organize community fundraisers to support the cause.
Celebrity Support That Inspires
Sreeleela’s involvement has brought much-needed attention to palliative care — a subject often overlooked in mainstream healthcare conversations. Her emotional appeal is already resonating with fans and followers across platforms.
