Cancer is survivable. Poverty makes it fatal.
Most of our patients are treated free under government schemes. But some fall outside every scheme — the daily-wage earner whose card lapsed, the family whose ₹5 lakh cover ran out mid-treatment, the patient who can afford the surgery but not four months of bus fare to reach it. That gap is where donations go.
How to donate
To donate, please contact us directly and we will share the account details and confirm exactly what your contribution will fund. We would rather have that conversation than publish a number into the void — and it means you get a receipt and an update on the patient your money helped.
Where the money actually goes
Donations are applied to treatment costs for patients who cannot pay and do not qualify for scheme cover — the surgery, the cycle, the scan, the journey. Our counsellor identifies those cases at the point they would otherwise walk away from treatment, which is the moment help is worth most.
We do not use donations for advertising, for equipment purchases, or for staff salaries. If you want to know precisely what your contribution funded, ask — we will tell you.
Other ways to help
- 01Sponsor a screening campFree mouth-cancer screening in a district where early detection is rare
- 02Help someone use their Ayushman cardMost families who could be treated free simply do not know it — sharing our eligibility guide costs nothing and changes outcomes
- 03Talk about tobaccoMost of the oral cancer we operate on began with gutkha or khaini — our quitting guide is written to be shared
Send us the biopsy report. We will tell you where you stand.
A second opinion costs you nothing and often changes the plan. Share your reports on WhatsApp and a surgical oncologist will review them before your first visit.