May 07, 2021
The volunteers will also be given an honorarium. The Kerala Chapter of Association of Healthcare Providers-India (AHPI) and theIndian Red Cross Society (IRCS) state branch have made an impassioned plea to those willing to ‘make a change’ to become volunteers in the healthcare sector and bolster the fight against the raging Covid pandemic.
As volunteers, they will assist the medical fraternity in Thiruvananthapuram with the motto, Be a Covid-19 Warrior. Let us rebuild the health and safety of our city. Let us spread care, not Covid.
Volunteers who complete a minimum stipulated period will be honoured with a Certificate of Appreciation jointly by the AHPI and the IRCS. In addition, the volunteers will also be given an honorarium as a token of appreciation for their efforts.
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