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Pallium India organising food festival for charity

Pallium India is organising a food festival in the capital to collect money for the treatment and rehabilitation of those receiving palliative care from the organisation

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Pallium India is organising a food festival in the capital to collect money for the treatment and rehabilitation of those receiving palliative care from the organisation. The fund will also be used to meet the educational requirement of the patients’ children.


The programme will be held in the basement of Canara Bank building at Spencer junction on March 17 and 18.


The food will be prepared by housewives without using any artificial ingredients. It includes ready to eat food and other items like pickles and powders.


Pallium India provides assistance to financially backward patients suffering from cancer, kidney ailments, stroke and AIDS.

The organisation’s aim is to provide palliative care in areas where it is not available. For details, contact Babu Abraham, manager-advocacy, Pallium India, Arumana Hospital, Vallakadavu PO, Perunthanni, Thiruvananthapuram- 695008.


Call:  9746745502, +91 471-2468991 email: babu@palliumindia.org 

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