Fatigue, Sleeplessness, depression, bed sores common in stroke-sufferers. Supportive-care facility inaccessible in rural/tribal areas. 174 persons die/year from stroke yearly. Statistically >90% bed sores, 68% experience unbearable-pain; 70% social neglect/humiliation, 54% sleeplessness, 37% complain fatigue and 64% depression. Importance of spirituality/religion in coping with terminal-illness is increasingly recognized. we incorporated nurses with traditional faith hears for palliative care. We surveyed stroke patients family through QOL-questionnaires. After 14 weeks with psychosocial support, Counseling & palliative support with anti-depressants/pain-killers/nutrition QOL improved to statistically. 5 Traditional faith-healers involved for more psychological impact on patients family. Opioids administered in 35%. Diazepam as adjuvant-drugs in 23% patients. Pethidine common analgesic, tramadol in 22%. >30% of cases were in advanced-stage. 200 specialist palliative care beds required for our Rural/tribal population of 6,00,000. significant correlations between higher scores of spirituality with absence of depression, fatigue. Likewise higher scores of QOL (ANOVA p < 0.001) correlated with pain. Life-span/QOL of neurology disorder sufferers depends on social acceptance & appropriate-supportive-care. Caregivers should be trained in Palliative-care-services & rehabilitation. This study data used for patient advocacy. Spiritual well-being increases end-of-life despair in terminally-ill. Field of Spiritual/psycho-social/community support is fertile ground for further investigations for better management of neurology disorders in resource poor countries where specialized care is still inaccessible for majority population.