Fundraising for APHN

How Your Donation Makes a Difference

$10

Your donation has helped ONE palliative care worker in the region receive resources for a year to improve care for their patients. Thank you.

$50

Your donation has helped ONE palliative care organization in the region receive resources for a year to improve care for their patients. Thank you.

$100

Thank you for ensuring that we can provide FREE online resources to palliative care workers who are unable to attend training workshops due to lack of funding.

$200

Thank you for contributing towards our support programmes for palliative care workers in the region.

Other amount

Your donation ensures that we can continue to run activities for palliative care workers dedicated to improve the quality of life of patients with life-limiting illness and their families. Thank you.

About Campaign

ends 31 May 2020, 11:59 PM

From 30th Apr to 3rd May 2020, more than 20 potential participants from the 2019 intake of NUS MBA students will be participating in a 70 kilometer desert race in Tengger Desert of Inner Mongolia.

The Asia-Pacific Business School Desert Challenge (also known as Yasha) is an experiential cultural athletic outdoor competition for MBA students from top business schools in the Asia-Pacific region.

Yasha embraces the spirit of philanthropy alongside developing important business leadership qualities in MBA students. More than just pushing the participants to breakthrough limits and challenge their way through hiking under harsh terrains and extreme weather in desert condition as a team, Yasha inspired many MBA students to develop passion for life with spirit of giving through this journey of self-discovery.

This year the NUS MBA team will be raising funds and awareness for the needs of palliative care in the Asia Pacific region by donating their proceeds to APHN.

Donations of any amount will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your generosity.

About the Charity

The Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network (APHN) is the regional umbrella body dedicated to promoting hospice and palliative care in Asia and the Pacific.

Our purpose is to empower and support organisations and individuals committed to alleviating suffering from life-threatening illness.

We promote education and skills development, enhance awareness and communication, and foster research and collaboration. We encourage established programmes to assist less experienced and more isolated colleagues.