Support IHCNO

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You may donate to the following funds:

• Unrestricted donation that supports the mission and vision of IHCNO
• Marilyn D Harris Fund - provides an annual grant to a nurse to conduct research related to home-based care.
• Membership Subsidy Fund - can be used to cover 90% of the cost of the IHCNO membership fees for a nurse in a country with a low-and middle-income economy (as designated by the World Bank) who finds it difficult to fulfill their membership obligations. Here is the link to the World Bank list of  Low-to-Middle-Income (LMIC) countries.
• DAISY Award Fund - recognizes nurses and nurse leaders who provide exceptional care and support to patients, their family, or staff through the DAISY Foundation.

Honor a Nurse. Any donation can be made in recognition of a colleague or mentor who has been, or is important, to you, during your career as a nurse who provides care in the home.

Honorees

Donations have been made in honor of the following members:
Susan Hinck
Marilyn Harris
Mary Narayan
Karen Hellwig

Thank you to our 2025 donors - we appreciate your support of IHCNO:

 Nurse Leader Award
Clinical Nurse Award

Nominate an Extraordinary Home Care Clinical Nurse, Midwife, or Nurse Leader today!
Celebrate nursing excellence and leadership in home-based nursing care with a DAISY award.

The International Home Care Nurses Organization (IHCNO) is a Supportive Association of the DAISY (Disease Attacking the Immune System) Foundation. The DAISY Foundation’s mission is to express gratitude to nurses for their extraordinary, compassionate, skillful care provided to patients and their families. The goal of this partnership is to recognize home care clinical nurses, midwives, and nurse leaders worldwide for the extraordinary care and compassion they provide to patients living in their homes, and their families that support them.
Nominations are ongoing and can be made using the links below, or the QR codes. The selection process is a blind review and scoring of nominations against established criteria is performed by a committee of experienced home care clinical nurses.