Palliative Care Assistants provide emotional companionship, daily comfort activities, environmental support, and family reassurance for individuals nearing end-of-life. They work in hospices, home settings, and community care programs. Their responsibilities include communication, practical assistance, spiritual or emotional presence, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams. The role requires high emotional intelligence, empathy, patience, and the ability to maintain calm in sensitive situations. Globally, the need for palliative support workers is increasing due to chronic illnesses and aging demographics. Respect for dignity, cultural awareness, and accurate documentation form the ethical foundation of effective palliative care.