PAIN COLLECTIVE COMMUNITY NPC
Where does the name come from?
The name Pain Collective Community reflects the belief that addressing chronic pain requires collective effort, shared responsibility, and community support — particularly for individuals who face barriers to accessing care.
The concept builds on the idea that while medical services are essential, education, awareness, and community connection play an equally important role in supporting people living with persistent pain.
Aim
The aim of Pain Collective Community NPC is to contribute positively to communities by supporting education, awareness, and access pathways related to chronic pain — within the limits of what is appropriate, ethical, and sustainable for a non-profit organisation.
Focus
The organisation focuses primarily on individuals and communities affected by chronic pain who have limited access to private healthcare services.
Chronic pain is widely recognised as a significant public health challenge that affects quality of life, functional ability, and social participation, particularly in under-resourced settings.
Approach
Pain Collective Community NPC works by:
Partnering with community organisations and primary care stakeholders
Supporting non-clinical education and awareness around chronic pain
Facilitating information sharing and appropriate referral pathways
Promoting responsible self-management, lifestyle support, and community engagement
The organisation does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or clinical procedures.
How can you contribute?
Community involvement is welcomed at many levels. Contributions may include:
Community leadership and advocacy
Participation in education and awareness initiatives
Support from retired healthcare professionals in non-clinical roles
Logistical, organisational, or administrative assistance
All involvement is aligned with the organisation’s non-profit and non-clinical mandate.
Get Involved
Pain Collective Community NPC has a long-term vision to support people living with chronic pain through education, connection, and responsible community engagement. We welcome collaboration from individuals and organisations who share this purpose.
Further Information
If you would like to learn more about Pain Collective Community NPC, its activities, or how to contribute, please contact us:
