I am raising funds to rebuild a mission hospital in a village in Kerala. The hospital was built in 1971 to provide essential medical care to the poor. The building is now not fit for purpose. The locals are not able to raise the funds required to build a suitable facility to continue the amazing service the dedicated professionals provide. I have visited this hospital several times and have seen the impressive work they do. They provide a mobile palliative care service to reach patients who are not able to come to the hospital. This service helps terminally ill patients to get some pain relief and die in peace!

Whilst we often complain about the NHS in UK, the medical care we receive here cannot in anyway be compared to the care the poor receive there.

If you are able to support this cause, it will be an investment in the service of the needy in that village and neighbouring places.

Thanks

John Thomas

PS. Delighted an anonymous donor has transferred £5,000 directly into the bank account!