Life Care
“Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire.”
— Qur’an 5:32
Who We Are…?
Life Care Movement Society (LCM) was born 25 years ago from a simple yet profound realization, that countless individuals, especially from marginalized communities, were suffering in silence due to a lack of access to medical care, emotional support, and dignity during illness. What began as a few committed hands offering care and comfort through home visits gradually blossomed into a compassionate, community-powered movement. Guided by the values of empathy, dignity, and service, LCM has grown into a structured and responsive support system—serving with continuity, integrity, and deep human connection.
Since its inception, LCM has touched and transformed over 10,000 lives, offering not only medical aid but also emotional and community-based support that uplifts the whole person. Rooted in the belief that healing goes beyond medicine, LCM became a response to invisible pain and unattended lives. Today, it stands as a living testament to the power of collective kindness—bringing healing, strength, and hope to those walking through some of life’s hardest journeys.
C . A . R . E Model
C.A.R.E. – Compassionate Access, Responsive EngagementTo deepen our impact and guide every act of service, we introduced a dedicated care model and mantra called C.A.R.E.—Compassionate Access, Responsive Engagement. This model is built on four foundational pillars: Health Care, Basic Needs Assistance, Medical Equipment Support, and Community Engagement. Together, they form a holistic framework designed to meet people where they are, addressing not only physical illness but emotional, social, and practical needs. Through timely medical and mental health support, emergency services, essential resources, and awareness programs, C.A.R.E. reflects our promise to serve with empathy, uphold dignity, and walk hand-in-hand with those in need—creating pathways of healing, resilience, and hope.
Health Care
Basic Needs Assistance
Medical Equipment Support
Community Engagements
At the heart of Life Care Movement Society’s mission is a commitment to holistic, person-centered health care. Our services extend from home based palliative and wellness care to coordinated hospital treatments, ensuring continuity and accessibility of care. We arrange financial aid for critical procedures, provide timely ambulance services, and support elder and trauma care needs. Counseling is offered to patients and families, helping them cope emotionally and build resilience. This pillar ensures essential medical, emotional, and logistical support is always within reach—restoring hope and dignity throughout the healing journey.
For patients facing serious illness, trauma, disability, or post surgical recovery, our home care service brings treatment and comfort directly to their doorstep. A dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and trained volunteers visits three days a week, delivering medical care, monitoring recovery, and offering emotional support—ensuring healing happens in the safety and dignity of home.
Serious illness affects not just the body but also the mind and heart. Our team of experienced mental health practitioners provide counselling for patients and their families—helping them process challenges, build emotional resilience, and face each stage of the journey with strength, clarity, and support. To extend this care, we conduct wellness programs and home visits, ensuring emotional support is accessible and continuous.
In critical moments, timely care can save lives. We provide ambulance support and coordinate emergency responses to ensure patients reach medical facilities without delay. Beyond transport, we actively work to secure treatment availability—making sure no one is denied care in urgent situations. This bridges the crucial gap between crisis and immediate medical attention, especially for vulnerable families
We are dedicated to providing compassionate care for individuals facing chronic illnesses, disabilities, and life-altering conditions. Our support extends beyond home visits to hospital treatments—ensuring continuity in care. Through consistent medical aid, emotional guidance, and dignified support, we help patients live with strength, comfort, and hope.
We support patients / persons with
- Cancer
- Dialysis
- Elder Care
- Kidney Problems
- Post Surgery Recovery
- Spinal Injury
- Accident & Trauma Care
- Intellectually Disabled
- Diabetics
- Psoriasis
- Paralysed
- Tuberculosis
- Arthritis
- Orthopaedic Conditions
Life Care Movement Society recognizes that healing is not just medical— it is also about meeting everyday human needs. Through our Basic Needs Assistance program, we provide essential support such as nutritious food kits, clothing, and lifesaving medicines to individuals and families facing health and financial hardships. These supplies help relieve the daily burden of survival, especially for patients whose conditions limit their ability to work or care for themselves. By addressing these basic needs with dignity and care, we create a stable foundation for recovery and restore a sense of security and hope in times of distress.
Access to the right medical equipment can make a critical difference in a patient's recovery and comfort. At LCM, our Medical Equipment Support program ensures that underprivileged patients receive the equipment they need—oxygen cylinders, wheelchairs, walkers, air beds, hospital beds, nebulizers, pulse oximeters, and more—without financial burden. These items are provided on a lending or donation basis, enabling safe care at home and reducing unnecessary hospital stays. Our goal is to remove logistical barriers to treatment and promote dignity, mobility, and independence for those facing chronic illness, injury, or disability.
Available Equipments
- Airbed
- Walker
- Urinal
- Oxygen Concentrator
- Wheelchair
- Walking Stick
- Bathroom Chair
- Suction Machine
- Crutches
- Nebulizer
- Oxygen Cylinder
- Oximeter
- Hospital Bed with Rails
- Hydraulic Bed
- Bedpan
- BiPAP Machine
* Any medical equipment other than the above list will also be sourced based on patient requirements.
Healing goes beyond medicine— it’s social, emotional, and communal. Through our Community Engagement programs, we actively build awareness, foster solidarity, and cultivate a culture of care. We conduct health awareness campaigns, anti-drug drives, lifestyle education programs, student involvement activities, and training sessions to empower individuals and families to take charge of their well-being. These initiatives not only spread knowledge but also encourage responsible, compassionate participation from the wider community— transforming bystanders into changemakers. Our goal is to strengthen society through informed, empathetic action
Students from local schools’ volunteer with us, assisting in patient care while learning the values of empathy, compassion, and service. We also engage them through certificate courses, essay competitions, and awareness sessions.
Regular camps focused on the early detection of cancer, kidney disorders, and lifestyle-related diseases. These camps promote wellness through a blend of traditional and modern health care approaches
Understanding the growing influence of drugs in today’s society, we focus on educating young people about the risks of substance abuse and promoting healthy, responsible lifestyles to build a safer, more conscious community.
We organize regular blood donation camps in collaboration with local hospitals and organizations to ensure a steady supply of life saving blood. These camps not only support patients in emergencies but also promote the spirit of volunteerism and community responsibility
We actively promote environmental responsibility through tree planting drives and other eco-friendly activities, especially on World Environment Day. Our initiatives also include nature awareness programs for children, helping them develop a sense of connection, care, and responsibility towards the environment from a young age.
Adopt A Patient
Adopt a Patient is a compassionate initiative that connects generous individuals and organizations with patients who are unable to afford critical medical care. Through this program, sponsors can directly support treatments, medications, rehabilitation, and follow-up care for those in need.
By “adopting” a patient, you’re not just providing financial aid—you’re offering a second chance at life. Your support brings hope where there was despair, dignity where it was lost, and healing where it was out of reach.
What the program ensures:
- Transparent selection and monitoring of patients
- Responsible and accountable use of all funds
- Regular updates on the patient’s progress
Together, we can close the gap between illness and recovery.
Heal a life, restore hope, and make a lasting difference.
If you are planning to adopt a patient,
connect with us.
Our Team
| President | Noorunisa P K |
| Vice President | R V Majeed |
| Vice President | Sidharthan N R |
| Secretary | P.I Lazar Master |
| Joint Secretary | Shiraj P k |
| Treasurer | R V Fasal |
| Co-Ordinator | Mohammed Ziyad R V |
| Co-Ordinator | Jihana Shirin |
| Advisor | Dr Damodaran MBBS |
| Advisor | Dr Sumaina Faris MBBS |
Founder's Note
When Life Care Movement Society was born 25 years ago, it was not out of resources or influence, but from the quiet pain of witnessing the poor, the sick, and the abandoned suffering silently without care, without dignity, without hope. Compassion is the most powerful medicine we can ever give. This journey was never about building an institution, but about standing beside those who were unheard, unseen, and unattended. Over the years, this simple act of reaching out has touched countless lives and, in turn, shaped a community bound by empathy and responsibility. The work ahead remains vast, but every small effort carries meaning. May this movement remind us that healing is found not only in medicine but also in kindness and that together, we can always make life a little lighter for someone in pain.
Registrations
| No | Document Head | Document Detail | Issued Department |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Registration of Trust Deed | Trust Deed | Registration Department |
| 2 | Registration Number | 457/99 | Registration Department |
| 3 | PAN Number | AAATL5228K | Income Tax Department |
| 4 | u/s 80 G Registration | AAATL5228KF20211 | Income Tax Department |
| 5 | u/s 12 A Registration | AATL5228KE20061 | Income Tax Department |