Serving vulnerable people and families through compassionate care, practical assistance, and ongoing support—bringing comfort, dignity, and hope to those facing difficult circumstances.

Holy Word Inland Mission Charitable Trust was established on 11 May 2006 with the vision of serving, caring for, and educating the poor and needy.

The Trust's charitable objects include education, relief of the poor, medical relief, and advancement of other charitable objects of public utility. Its activities may include humanitarian service, support for long-term sustenance and self-dependency, welfare and healthcare initiatives, family welfare, awareness programs, and other charitable activities. 

Today, HWIM gives particular attention to palliative care and compassionate support for people and families facing serious illness, while continuing to pursue its wider charitable objectives.

HWIM currently gives particular attention to people and families facing serious illness and difficult circumstances. Our present services include:

• Palliative Care Support 
• Monthly Medical & Essential Support 
• Home Care Visits 
• Counselling & Family Support 
• Caregiver Support 
• Nurses' Interaction 
• Bereavement Care 
• Compassionate Community Outreach 

We seek to care not only for the individual who is suffering, but also for the family and caregivers who walk alongside them.

Compassion: Responding to suffering with kindness and care.

Dignity: Treating every person with respect and value.

Service: Giving our time, skills, and resources for the benefit of others.

Integrity: Practicing responsible stewardship and accountability.

Our services and benefits are open to all  irrespective of caste, creed, religion, ethos, or such divisions.   

We seek to serve people who are in need, including:

• Bedridden and vulnerable persons in Palliative-care 
• Poor and needy families in Palliative-care  
• Persons with physical or mental disabilities 
• Other persons identified as beneficiaries of appropriate charitable programmes                                                                                                                          

The affairs of Holy Word Inland Mission (HWIM) are overseen and managed by its Board of Trustees. The Trustees are responsible for making important organizational decisions, reviewing the progress of our services and programs, and approving significant structural or operational changes. The activities and financial affairs of Holy Word Inland Mission are periodically reviewed by the Board of Trustees. The Board meets regularly to evaluate the progress and effectiveness of our work based on the following key indicators:

1. Activities and services provided 
2. Response and feedback from beneficiaries 
3. Positive impact on individuals, families, and communities 
4. Achievement of planned objectives and expected results

The Annual Review & Evaluation Meeting is a yearly gathering of our Trustees, Board Members, Supporters and Volunteers, to review organizational activities, evaluate their impact, assess progress, ensure transparency and accountability, and plan priorities for the year ahead. The meeting strengthens organizational accountability, collaboration, and strategic planning as Holy Word Inland Mission (HWIM) continues its work of serving individuals and families with compassion, dignity, and integrity. 

Healthcare professionals, counsellors, social workers, and others can contribute their time, knowledge, skills, and compassion. Together, we can bring care, dignity, and hope to people in need.