The study describes the situation compassion stress among volunteer care givers as it wasrndesigned to describe how volunteer caregivers cope with and fail to compassion stress. Socialrnfactors or personal qualities to the susceptibility or non susceptibility to CS prevailed onrnvolunteer caregivers and the respective actual and perceived difficulties of the failure torncompassion stress to care givers in the study area were examined. The study took a strictlyrndesigned survey to view the objective reality of respondents as it is. In this study, cross sectionalrnsurvey for descriptive analysis method were employed with the intent of investigating the currentrncondition and level of susceptibility among care givers. The data collected was analyzed throughrna soft ware known as statistical package for social science (SPSS) version 16 to generaterndescriptive statistics and to measure the association and relationship between the identifiedrnindependent and dependent variables. The study used models called linear regression, pairedrncorrelation and bi-variant correlation matrix in the analysis. The extent to which a caregiverrnexperiences psychological burden including compassion stress depends up on their personalrnprotective or precipitating characteristics. To state some example, Compassion stress has arnsignificant variation among different age group. With regard to marital status, as it goes fromrnunmarried to married, divorced and widow compassion stress experienced by care giversrndecreases. Again, Self efficacy is found to be one of the protective factors of CS