Questions people ask

Patients in Delhi, Gurugram and Noida being treated by a hospital or doctor registered with the Trust, whose families cannot afford the care. More locations will be added in the future. We assess each case individually and verify the diagnosis and the bill with the treating hospital. If you are not sure whether someone qualifies, call us. We would far rather look at the case with you than have you decide against asking.

We look at every case on its own and pay the treating hospital directly, never cash to the family. If the treatment costs more than we can cover, we work with other donors and charities to find the rest.

Response assessment scans and PET scans, chemotherapy, surgery, radiation, cancer-specific medicines, emergency medical assistance, and pain and palliative support while the patient is in treatment.

We work with a panel of hospitals and doctors registered with the Trust in Delhi, Gurugram and Noida. More locations will be added in the future, and the panel grows as more hospitals and oncologists join it. Call us and we will tell you whether the hospital treating your patient is on it.

We pay the treating hospital directly, against verified bills, so that a family already carrying a great deal is not asked to carry the money too. It keeps the patient and the donor equally safe.

Call the Trust or write to us with the patient's name, the hospital treating them, the diagnosis, and a contact number for the family. You do not need to be a relative or a doctor. Hospitals, oncologists and medical social workers can use the referral form on this site.

An Aadhaar card, the diagnosis or histopathology report, the doctor's prescription, the treatment estimate or hospital bills, proof of the family's income if available — an income proof, an income certificate, a ration card or an Ayushman Bharat card all count — and a contact number for the family.

Every day at 4:00 pm, in Gurugram. The location changes from day to day, so there is no one address to give. We serve more than 100 people a day, and the meals are cooked and distributed in partnership with the Need of an Hour NGO.

Yes. The Trust holds approval under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961, and issues a receipt and certificate for every donation.

Not yet. The Trust does not hold FCRA registration, so it cannot accept donations from foreign sources. If you hold an Indian passport and live abroad, do check your own eligibility first; we would be glad to hear from you.

Yes. The Trust supports cancer patients irrespective of religion, caste, race, gender, community or social background. The only things we look at are medical need and financial need.

Varma Anil and Associates are the Trust's tax and audit consultants. Audited results for the financial year 2025–26 will be published on this website soon, and after every audit thereafter, so anyone can read them. You do not have to be a donor to ask.