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Providing knowledge and raising awareness about palliative care is one of our major roles at CANE – Sri Lanka. We continuously conduct palliative care awareness and educational programmes for healthcare professionals, particularly members of the multidisciplinary healthcare team. On 20 August 2026, as usual, the 4th-year medical students of the University of Jaffna visited our Hospice and gained informative knowledge on palliative care.

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Childhood cancer awareness month – September, Childhood cancer is curable.
Childhood cancer awareness month – September, Childhood cancer is curable.
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Providing knowledge and raising awareness about palliative care is one of our major roles at CANE – Sri Lanka. We continuously conduct palliative care awareness and educational programmes for healthcare professionals, particularly members of the multidisciplinary healthcare team. On 20 August 2026, as usual, the 4th-year medical students of the University of Jaffna visited our Hospice and gained informative knowledge on palliative care.
Providing knowledge and raising awareness about palliative care is one of our major roles at CANE – Sri Lanka. We continuously conduct palliative care awareness and educational programmes for healthcare professionals, particularly members of the multidisciplinary healthcare team. On 20 August 2026, as usual, the 4th-year medical students of the University of Jaffna visited our Hospice and gained informative knowledge on palliative care.
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A felicitation ceremony for our community health workers was organised by RDHS Kilinochi as they are going to complete phase 2 of the project. They appreciated CANE for the services provided through this project. The Secretary for the Provincial Health Department also participated and issued the tokens of appreciation.
A felicitation ceremony for our community health workers was organised by RDHS Kilinochi as they are going to complete phase 2 of the project. They appreciated CANE for the services provided through this project. The Secretary for the Provincial Health Department also participated and issued the tokens of appreciation.
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Our client’s feedback on our CANE hospice services.
Our client’s feedback on our CANE hospice services.
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Community-centric cancer awareness programme and NCD screening programme
Community-centric cancer awareness programme and NCD screening programme
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Mr. Kanagaretnam Thanujanan, the Charge Nurse of the CANE Sri Lanka Hospice, has been recognized as a TVEC Competency-Based Assessor for the NVQ assessment.
Mr. Kanagaretnam Thanujanan, the Charge Nurse of the CANE Sri Lanka Hospice, has been recognized as a TVEC Competency-Based Assessor for the NVQ assessment.
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