JARURAT CARE

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Providing support, guidance, hope and personalized care for cancer patients and their families. Here to ensure you never face your journey alone.

Who we are

Our mission is to support and empower cancer patients and their families.

Through comprehensive programs, Jarurat Care provides vital support to those affected by cancer. We offer emotional, financial, and practical assistance to help patients and their families navigate their cancer journey.

  • Why Cancer

    Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, affecting millions of lives each year. Despite advancements in research and treatment, many people still lack access to the care and support they need. By focusing on cancer, we aim to raise awareness, provide vital resources, and drive efforts toward early detection, effective treatment.

  • Why Donate

    Donations are the lifeblood of Jarurat Care, empowering us to provide critical support to cancer patients who need it most. Your contributions directly fund life-saving treatments, emotional care, and essential services that make a real difference in people's lives. Every donation brings us one step closer to a world where no one has to face cancer alone. Your support is not just important—it's transformative.

  • Why Collaborate

    Join us because together, we can do so much more. By collaborating, we pool our strengths and resources to bring greater support to those fighting cancer. Your partnership helps us reach more people and make a bigger impact. Let’s work hand in hand to change lives.

    Seek Support

    Our NGO is here to help you through your cancer journey. Reach out to us today.

    Donate

    One Life at a Time "Donate today and be the light that brings hope and healing to cancer patients.

    Become a Member

    Be a hero . Volunteer with us and provide support and hope to those affected by cancer.

    • Rekha Joshi - Jarurat Care

      WHERE IT ALL STARTED

      Rekha's last trip before she started her battle with Cholangiocarcinoma and succumbed on 25th December, 2023
    • Our story commenced in December 2023, marking a pivotal moment in our lives. It was then that we faced the profound loss of our cherished mother, who bravely battled Cholangiocarcinoma, a form of bile duct cancer, for seven months. Motivated by our experiences and driven by the same determination any devoted son or daughter would possess, we established the Jarurat Care Foundation with the intent to rectify these systemic shortcomings and improve the healthcare landscape for others..
    • Rekha Joshi - Jarurat Care

      WHERE IT ALL STARTED

      Rekha's last trip before she started her battle with Cholangiocarcinoma and succumbed on 25th December, 2023
    • Our story commenced in December 2023, marking a pivotal moment in our lives. It was then that we faced the profound loss of our cherished mother, who bravely battled Cholangiocarcinoma, a form of bile duct cancer, for seven months. Motivated by our experiences and driven by the same determination any devoted son or daughter would possess, we established the Jarurat Care Foundation with the intent to rectify these systemic shortcomings and improve the healthcare landscape for others..
    • Rekha Joshi - Jarurat Care

      WHERE IT ALL STARTED

      Rekha's last trip before she started her battle with Cholangiocarcinoma and succumbed on 25th December, 2023
    • Our story commenced in December 2023, marking a pivotal moment in our lives. It was then that we faced the profound loss of our cherished mother, who bravely battled Cholangiocarcinoma, a form of bile duct cancer, for seven months. Motivated by our experiences and driven by the same determination any devoted son or daughter would possess, we established the Jarurat Care Foundation with the intent to rectify these systemic shortcomings and improve the healthcare landscape for others..

    Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.

    Priyanka Joshi

    Founder, Jarurat Care Foundation

    Our Impact

    Explore the real-world difference we are making in Cancer Care

    54
    Mentor
    28
    Doctor
    1245
    People
    95%
    Early Treatments Initiated
    150+
    Patients Assisted
    2000
    People Reached
    50+
    Emotional Support Services
    95+
    Early Treatments Initiated

    What we do

    We focus on delivering crucial support to patients, ensuring access to quality treatment, raising awareness, and advocating for better care. Our efforts aim to provide hope and drive positive change in the fight against cancer.

    Provide Comprehensive Patient Support

    Facilitate Access to Quality Care

    Promote Awareness and Education

    Advocate for Better Cancer Care

    How we Support You

    Comprehensive care and support throughout your cancer journey

    Patient Advocacy

    We stand by your side, helping navigate treatment options and healthcare systems.

    Insurance Assistance
    Legal Support
    Healthcare Navigation

    Access To Treatment

    We stand by your side, helping navigate treatment options and healthcare systems.

    Individual Counseling
    Support Groups
    24/7 Helpline

    Holistic Care Options

    We stand by your side, helping navigate treatment options and healthcare systems.

    Nutrition Counseling
    Stress Management
    Wellness Programs

    Educational Resources

    We offer information and workshops to help you understand cancer

    Informational Workshops
    Patient Guides
    Online Learning

    Community Connection

    We create a network of support by connecting you with others who are going through similar experiences, so you never feel alone.

    Peer Mentorship
    Online Forums

    Locate Cancer Hospitals Near You

    Finding Hope, One Location at a Time

    Note: we might be missing some hospitals or maybe they are unregistrered

    Delhi

    Read the Latest in Cancer Research

    Explore the latest studies and breakthroughs in cancer research.

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    Voice of Hope

    Inspiring Journeys from the People We've Supported

    • Tulsi Devi

      Cancer fighter, Haldwani

      My mother’s cancer diagnosis left us devastated and financially strained. Jarurat Care stepped in when we needed help the most. Their support not only eased our financial burden but also gave us the emotional strength to face each day. They treated us like family, and for that, we are forever grateful.

    • Mayuri

      Cancer fighter, Pune

      As a single parent, caring for my daughter with cancer seemed impossible at times. Jarurat Care provided us with the financial assistance and emotional guidance we desperately needed. Their kindness and empathy made a world of difference in our journey. We couldn’t have made it this far without them.

    • Ashok

      Cancer fighter, Mohali

      The team at Jarurat Care went above and beyond to help us through the toughest days of my sister’s treatment. They not only provided financial aid but also connected us with counselors who understood our pain. Their support gave us hope when we thought there was none.

    • Leelavati Devi

      Cancer fighter, Pithoragarh

      Jarurat Care has been a true blessing in our lives. When my wife was diagnosed with cancer, we didn’t know where to turn. They offered financial help and were there to listen whenever we felt overwhelmed. Their support has been a crucial part of our healing process.

    • Mahendra Gupta

      Cancer fighter, Mumbai

      Cancer is a battle that no family should face alone, and thanks to Jarurat Care, we didn’t have to. They provided the financial relief we needed to focus on my father’s care and were a constant source of emotional support. We will always be thankful for their kindness.

    • Azhar

      Cancer fighter, Hyderabad

      Jarurat Care gave us the strength to keep fighting. With their financial assistance, we could afford the best care for my husband, and their emotional support kept us grounded through the ups and downs. They were truly a lifeline in our time of need.

    • Jhabari Devi

      Cancer fighter, Chandigarh

      When cancer struck our family, we were lost. Jarurat Care provided not only the financial help we desperately needed but also emotional guidance that helped us stay strong for my daughter. Their unwavering support has been a source of comfort and hope.

    • Kant Shree

      Cancer fighter, SSB Agra

      The journey through cancer treatment is never easy, but Jarurat Care made it more bearable. They helped us navigate the financial challenges and offered emotional support that was priceless. We are deeply grateful for everything they’ve done for us.

    • Sunita

      Cancer fighter,

      Jarurat Care’s support has been a beacon of light in our darkest days. They provided financial assistance when we couldn’t afford my mother’s treatment and were always there to lend a listening ear. Their compassion has made all the difference.

    • Munni Devi

      Cancer fighter,

      We were overwhelmed by the costs and emotional strain of my wife’s cancer diagnosis. Jarurat Care stepped in and provided the financial and emotional support we needed to keep going. Their dedication to helping families like ours is truly remarkable.

    Hear from our team

    • At Jarurat Care, our mission is to bring hope and healing to every person battling cancer. We believe in the power of community support, compassion, and innovation to make a real difference in the lives of those we serve.

      Priyanka Joshi

      Co founder
    Hrithik Shankar Naudiyal, Social Media and PR Strategist - Jarurat Care

    Hrithik Shankar Naudiyal

    Social Media and PR Strategist
    Ubhay Avatsa, HR & Ops Lead - Jarurat Care

    Ubhay Avatsa

    HR & Ops Lead
    Ojasvita Dahare, PM (Founder's Office) - Jarurat Care

    Ojasvita Dahare

    PM (Founder's Office)
    Sonali Bhatnagar, Caregiver Mentorship Lead - Jarurat Care

    Sonali Bhatnagar

    Caregiver Mentorship Lead
    Ayush, CSR - Jarurat Care

    Ayush

    CSR
    Md Shami, Web Dev Tech - Jarurat Care

    Md Shami

    Web Dev Tech
    Sourav, Ed Tech - Jarurat Care

    Sourav

    Ed Tech
    Guyshirjit Singh, - Jarurat Care

    Guyshirjit Singh

    Shantanu Kolhe, Project Manager (Founder's Office) - Jarurat Care

    Shantanu Kolhe

    Project Manager (Founder's Office)
    Zaid Khan, Ed Tech - Jarurat Care

    Zaid Khan

    Ed Tech
    Shreya Jain, Content & Research - Jarurat Care

    Shreya Jain

    Content & Research
    Aarthi Reddy, UI/UX Lead - Jarurat Care

    Aarthi Reddy

    UI/UX Lead
    Sumedha Upadhyay, Growth & Strategy Lead - Jarurat Care

    Sumedha Upadhyay

    Growth & Strategy Lead
    Tripti, Social Media Manager - Jarurat Care

    Tripti

    Social Media Manager
    Aditya Nalawade, Video editor - Jarurat Care

    Aditya Nalawade

    Video editor
    Abdus Azad, Tech Evanglist - Jarurat Care

    Abdus Azad

    Tech Evanglist
    Rakshit Chopra, Growth/Founder's Office - Jarurat Care

    Rakshit Chopra

    Growth/Founder's Office
    Shruti Venkat, PM (Founder's Office) - Jarurat Care

    Shruti Venkat

    PM (Founder's Office)
    Priyansha, Growth & Strategy (CSR) - Jarurat Care

    Priyansha

    Growth & Strategy (CSR)

    News and Blogs

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    • Jarurat Care Partners with Leading Research Institutions for New Cancer Research

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    Frequently asked question

    Look through some of oue frequently answered questions

    Symptom Description
    Abdominal Pain Particularly in the upper right side
    Nausea and Vomiting Feeling sick and throwing up
    Jaundice Yellowing of the skin and eyes
    Unexplained Weight Loss Losing weight without trying
    Fever Elevated body temperature
    Lumps in Abdomen Noticeable masses in the abdominal area

    If you observe any of these symptoms, visit your healthcare professional for further evaluation and guidance.

    • Imaging Tests:

      • Ultrasound: First-line imaging to detect abnormalities.
      • CT Scans: Detailed cross-sectional images to check for spread.
      • MRI: Detailed images of soft tissues, more precise than CT.

    • Blood Tests:

      • Liver Function Tests: To detect abnormalities in liver enzymes.
      • Tumor Markers: Elevated levels of substances like CA 19-9.

    • Biopsy:

      • Fine-Needle Aspiration (FNA): Removing a small tissue sample for examination.

    • Symptoms: Common symptoms include abdominal pain, nausea, jaundice, unexplained weight loss, fever, fatigue, dark urine, and pale stools. Consult a healthcare provider if you experience any of these.

    • Diagnosis: Confirmed through blood tests (liver function tests, CA 19-9), imaging tests (ultrasound, MRI, CT scan, PET scan), and biopsy.

    • Consultation: Essential for personalized assessment. Discuss symptoms, comorbidities (like diabetes or hypertension), and treatment options with your healthcare provider.

    Stage T (Primary Tumor) N (Regional Lymph Nodes) M (Distant Metastasis)
    Stage 0 Tis: Tumor only within the innermost layer of the gallbladder N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage I T1: Tumor invades the lamina propria or muscularis N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIa T2a: Tumor invades the fibrous tissue near the abdominal cavity lining N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIb T2b: Tumor invades the fibrous tissue near the liver, but not the liver itself N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIIa T3: Tumor invades the outermost covering of the gallbladder and/or nearby structures (liver, stomach, duodenum, colon, pancreas) N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIIb T1-T3: Tumor invades up to the outermost covering of the gallbladder and/or nearby structures N1: Metastasis in 1-3 regional lymph nodes M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IVa T4: Tumor invades major blood vessels or two or more nearby organs N0-N1: No or limited lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IVb Any T: Any size/extent of the primary tumor N2: Metastasis in 4 or more regional lymph nodes M1: Distant Metastasis

    • Oncologist: Cancer specialist.
    • Medical Oncologist: Specializes in cancer treatment using medications like chemotherapy and targeted therapy.
    • Gastroenterologist: Digestive system specialist.
    • Radiation Oncologist: Specializes in cancer treatment using radiation therapy to target and destroy cancer cells while minimizing damage to healthy tissue.
    • Surgeon: Specialized in hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery.

    Comorbidity Potential Impact on Gallbladder Cancer Treatment
    Diabetes Affects treatment tolerance, can interfere with healing, may complicate surgery, and can interact with medications.
    High Blood Pressure Increases risk during surgery, can complicate anesthesia, may affect medication choices, and requires careful monitoring.
    Chronic Pulmonary Disease Affects breathing during surgery, can complicate anesthesia, may impact recovery, and requires specific management strategies.
    Dementia Complicates communication and consent processes, may interfere with treatment adherence, and necessitates tailored care plans.
    Heart Disease Increases risk during surgery, affects anesthesia tolerance, may complicate recovery, and requires cardiology consultation.
    Obesity Increases surgical risks, can complicate anesthesia, may affect healing, and requires specific management of comorbid conditions.

    • Targeted Therapies: Drugs that target specific cancer cells.
    • Immunotherapy: Boosts the body’s natural defenses to fight cancer.
    • Clinical Trials: Participation in new and experimental treatments.

    • Recommendation: Getting a second opinion is recommended as it can confirm the diagnosis, validate the treatment plan, and offer alternative perspectives if there are concerns about the cancer stage or treatment urgency. Discussing any potential treatment delays with your healthcare team is crucial for understanding their impact on your prognosis and making informed decisions about your care.

    Treatment Option When It's Used What It Involves
    Surgery - Early-stage cancer.
    • Local spread that can be removed. | - Removing the gallbladder.
    • Pain relief and antibiotics. | | Chemotherapy | - Advanced cancer.
    • Post-surgery to kill remaining cells. | - Medicines like gemcitabine, cisplatin, capecitabine. | | Radiation Therapy | - Before surgery to shrink tumors.
    • After surgery to kill leftover cells.
    • To relieve symptoms. | - High-energy rays to target cancer cells. | | Targeted Therapy | - Cancer with specific genetic changes.
    • When other treatments don’t work. | - Medicines like erlotinib, lapatinib, pembrolizumab. | | Palliative Care | - Any stage to manage symptoms.
    • Improve quality of life. | - Pain relief, nausea control, dietary and emotional support. |

    Symptom Description
    Abdominal Pain Particularly in the upper right side
    Nausea and Vomiting Feeling sick and throwing up
    Jaundice Yellowing of the skin and eyes
    Unexplained Weight Loss Losing weight without trying
    Fever Elevated body temperature
    Lumps in Abdomen Noticeable masses in the abdominal area

    If you observe any of these symptoms, visit your healthcare professional for further evaluation and guidance.

    • Imaging Tests:

      • Ultrasound: First-line imaging to detect abnormalities.
      • CT Scans: Detailed cross-sectional images to check for spread.
      • MRI: Detailed images of soft tissues, more precise than CT.

    • Blood Tests:

      • Liver Function Tests: To detect abnormalities in liver enzymes.
      • Tumor Markers: Elevated levels of substances like CA 19-9.

    • Biopsy:

      • Fine-Needle Aspiration (FNA): Removing a small tissue sample for examination.

    • Symptoms: Common symptoms include abdominal pain, nausea, jaundice, unexplained weight loss, fever, fatigue, dark urine, and pale stools. Consult a healthcare provider if you experience any of these.

    • Diagnosis: Confirmed through blood tests (liver function tests, CA 19-9), imaging tests (ultrasound, MRI, CT scan, PET scan), and biopsy.

    • Consultation: Essential for personalized assessment. Discuss symptoms, comorbidities (like diabetes or hypertension), and treatment options with your healthcare provider.

    Stage T (Primary Tumor) N (Regional Lymph Nodes) M (Distant Metastasis)
    Stage 0 Tis: Tumor only within the innermost layer of the gallbladder N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage I T1: Tumor invades the lamina propria or muscularis N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIa T2a: Tumor invades the fibrous tissue near the abdominal cavity lining N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIb T2b: Tumor invades the fibrous tissue near the liver, but not the liver itself N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIIa T3: Tumor invades the outermost covering of the gallbladder and/or nearby structures (liver, stomach, duodenum, colon, pancreas) N0: No lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IIIb T1-T3: Tumor invades up to the outermost covering of the gallbladder and/or nearby structures N1: Metastasis in 1-3 regional lymph nodes M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IVa T4: Tumor invades major blood vessels or two or more nearby organs N0-N1: No or limited lymph node involvement M0: No distant metastasis
    Stage IVb Any T: Any size/extent of the primary tumor N2: Metastasis in 4 or more regional lymph nodes M1: Distant Metastasis

    • Oncologist: Cancer specialist.
    • Medical Oncologist: Specializes in cancer treatment using medications like chemotherapy and targeted therapy.
    • Gastroenterologist: Digestive system specialist.
    • Radiation Oncologist: Specializes in cancer treatment using radiation therapy to target and destroy cancer cells while minimizing damage to healthy tissue.
    • Surgeon: Specialized in hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery.

    Comorbidity Potential Impact on Gallbladder Cancer Treatment
    Diabetes Affects treatment tolerance, can interfere with healing, may complicate surgery, and can interact with medications.
    High Blood Pressure Increases risk during surgery, can complicate anesthesia, may affect medication choices, and requires careful monitoring.
    Chronic Pulmonary Disease Affects breathing during surgery, can complicate anesthesia, may impact recovery, and requires specific management strategies.
    Dementia Complicates communication and consent processes, may interfere with treatment adherence, and necessitates tailored care plans.
    Heart Disease Increases risk during surgery, affects anesthesia tolerance, may complicate recovery, and requires cardiology consultation.
    Obesity Increases surgical risks, can complicate anesthesia, may affect healing, and requires specific management of comorbid conditions.

    • Targeted Therapies: Drugs that target specific cancer cells.
    • Immunotherapy: Boosts the body’s natural defenses to fight cancer.
    • Clinical Trials: Participation in new and experimental treatments.

    • Recommendation: Getting a second opinion is recommended as it can confirm the diagnosis, validate the treatment plan, and offer alternative perspectives if there are concerns about the cancer stage or treatment urgency. Discussing any potential treatment delays with your healthcare team is crucial for understanding their impact on your prognosis and making informed decisions about your care.

    Treatment Option When It's Used What It Involves
    Surgery - Early-stage cancer.
    • Local spread that can be removed. | - Removing the gallbladder.
    • Pain relief and antibiotics. | | Chemotherapy | - Advanced cancer.
    • Post-surgery to kill remaining cells. | - Medicines like gemcitabine, cisplatin, capecitabine. | | Radiation Therapy | - Before surgery to shrink tumors.
    • After surgery to kill leftover cells.
    • To relieve symptoms. | - High-energy rays to target cancer cells. | | Targeted Therapy | - Cancer with specific genetic changes.
    • When other treatments don’t work. | - Medicines like erlotinib, lapatinib, pembrolizumab. | | Palliative Care | - Any stage to manage symptoms.
    • Improve quality of life. | - Pain relief, nausea control, dietary and emotional support. |

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