Abstract
BACKGROUND: The strong influence of Eastern culture in Indonesia has led to an uneven distribution of palliative patient services and an increasing number of difficult-to-cure diseases such as cancer and AIDS. AIM: To gather information from the community about the implementation and availability of palliative services. MATERIAL AND METHOD: Qualitative research was conducted with the help of various interviews. RESULT: Providing palliative care in rural areas allows people to receive care at home with their families, in line with their cultural practices. CONCLUSION: The importance of preparing palliative care in rural areas, especially in poor and developing countries around the world.