A preparatory meeting for the Volunteer Network for Palliative Care was successfully held today at the NCC Conference Room, Narayanganj. Organized by AYAT Education with the support of Narayanganj City Corporation (NCC), the meeting is part of the ongoing efforts under the Compassionate Narayanganj Project to build a sustainable palliative care ecosystem in the city.
The primary objective of the meeting was to ensure the continued engagement of volunteers, facilitate long-term support for palliative care patients beyond the project period, and strengthen the Narayanganj Palliative Care Society (NPCS) through an active volunteer network. Participants discussed strategies to sustain and expand volunteer-driven palliative care services in the region.
Officials from AYAT Education & BSMMU, and dedicated volunteers attended the session, emphasizing the importance of community-driven efforts in enhancing end-of-life care.
Speaking at the meeting, representatives from AYAT Education highlighted the need for a structured volunteer network to support the city’s growing palliative care needs. They reiterated their commitment to working alongside NCC and NPCS to ensure that patients receive the compassionate care they deserve.
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment from volunteers and stakeholders to continue their efforts in making Narayanganj a palliative-friendly city. The initiative aligns with the broader vision of ensuring dignity and quality of life for individuals with life-limiting conditions.
The Compassionate Narayanganj Project, spearheaded by AYAT Education, has been instrumental in raising awareness, training health worker professionals, and mobilizing community volunteers for palliative care services in Narayanganj. This meeting marks another significant step toward fostering a sustainable and community-driven approach to palliative care in Bangladesh.