Door to Care Foundation

Support work
An overhead photographic view of a round, low wooden table with a smooth, matte finish, set in a quiet, modern Delhi apartment living room. On the table lie several open fabric-covered notebooks in earthy tones, each page filled with abstract, hand-drawn lines and color blocks representing personal narratives rather than readable text. Beside them, a gently steaming brass cup of herbal tea and a small clay diya with an unlit wick add cultural warmth. Diffused morning light pours through sheer curtains, creating soft, overlapping shadows. The mood is reflective and intimate, with a balanced composition that uses the rule of thirds and subtle depth of field, evoking the idea of safe storytelling around chronic illness without showing any people or medical imagery.

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Reach out with questions, program enquiries, or partnership ideas related to chronic illness care.

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For individuals, families, and organizations in Delhi NCR seeking information, collaboration, or support related to chronic illness.

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Share your questions, ideas, or collaboration proposals with the Door to Care team through this confidential contact form.

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A close-up, photographic scene of a cork vision board mounted on a pale, textured wall in a calm community room. Pinned to the board are layered scraps of handmade paper, fabric swatches, dried leaves, and Polaroid-style blank frames, arranged in organic clusters to symbolize multiple intertwined journeys with chronic illness. A slender leafy houseplant partially enters the frame from the side, its leaves catching soft, indirect daylight from a nearby window. Gentle, natural shadows create depth without harsh contrast. Captured straight-on with sharp focus and subtle vignetting at the edges, the composition feels organized yet organic. The mood is quietly hopeful and sophisticated, emphasizing connection, dialogue, and lived experience while avoiding any clinical or stigmatizing elements.

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Questions About Joining Programs

Our programmes are open to people living with chronic illness, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. Most offerings are free; some have minimal fees. You can join by registering for upcoming dialogues, writing circles, or peer groups through our contact form.

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An overhead photographic view of a round, low wooden table with a smooth, matte finish, set in a quiet, modern Delhi apartment living room. On the table lie several open fabric-covered notebooks in earthy tones, each page filled with abstract, hand-drawn lines and color blocks representing personal narratives rather than readable text. Beside them, a gently steaming brass cup of herbal tea and a small clay diya with an unlit wick add cultural warmth. Diffused morning light pours through sheer curtains, creating soft, overlapping shadows. The mood is reflective and intimate, with a balanced composition that uses the rule of thirds and subtle depth of field, evoking the idea of safe storytelling around chronic illness without showing any people or medical imagery.