Sewa - Karunashraya

Introduction – Reflecting on the Objective
•I made handmade greeting cards for the doctors at Bangalore Hospice Trust – Karunashraya on International Doctors’ Day. This has become a yearly Sewa activity for me. My grandmother spent her last days at Karunashraya, where the doctors cared for her with great compassion. Making these cards is my way of remembering her and expressing my gratitude.
•This activity taught me the importance of gratitude, kindness, and appreciating people who care for others. It also helped me develop my creativity, patience, and dedication.

I have a soft corner for cancer patients, especially because my grandmother
passed away due to cancer, and spent her final days at Karunashraya -
hospice in Bangalore for terminally ill cancer patients. My grandfather was
also diagnosed but has now recovered. Both experiences made me realize
the importance of care and support. Every year, I volunteer at
Karunashraya, contributing in different divisions- helping nurses with tasks
like gauze folding, maintaining medicine records, and recently making 60
handmade greeting cards on World Hospice day for all the staff, including
nurses, doctors, and hospice workers. These experiences have made me
more compassionate, emotionally aware, and eager to help wherever I can.I
plan to play Piano in the centre for all the patients and caregivers