Bishwas is an eight-year-old boy living in Nepal. He lives with his parents, grandmother, uncles, and siblings. His family farms, but they only get enough yield to feed the family for three months. Bishwas enjoys sports, and he says that his favorite sport is cricket! Bishwas burned his head years ago and the skin is still so damaged that his hair is unable to grow back in. For $1,415, we can help Bishwas receive plastic surgery to repair his damaged skin, reduce the risk of future complications, and allow the hair to grow back on the injured part of his head. Let's help Bishwas get back to his favorite game of cricket, in good health!

This is Geeta, a 30-year-old woman from Nepal who helps support her parents and brothers by working at a local NGO. Geeta has had uterine fibroids for the last 16 years. She experiences severe lower abdominal pain and bleeding, and her symptoms get worse every day. But despite her hard work, Geeta cannot afford the medical care she needs. If left untreated, Geeta can expect to continue experiencing the symptoms she already has. Even worse, the longer her condition goes untreated, Geeta will become increasingly at risk for serious complications. Our Nepalese medical partner, Nyaya Health, can help Geeta by getting her surgery to resolve her condition and give her a chance at the normal, healthy life everyone deserves. For $1,065, we can fund Geeta's surgery and help her get back to her life and family!

Meet Karen! She is 10 and lives in Guatemala. Karen has Parry-Romberg syndrome, a rare disease that our partner, Wuqu’ Kawoq, has struggled to diagnose. Wuqu’ Kawoq writes: "This beautiful young girl has been suffering from progressive atrophy and deformity of her right face for three years. She came to see us six months ago, and we've been thinking really hard about the case, consulting with multiple specialists in Boston and elsewhere." Parry-Romberg syndrome causes progressive loss of bone and muscle in the face. If left untreated, it can lead to extreme and permanent facial deformity. Through all of this, Karen has continued to stay strong. Her doctors describe her as a delightful child with a bright smile and positive outlook. For $1,375, we can help Karen receive treatment that will stop the progressive loss of tissue in her face and give her a chance at a normal life. Let's help Karen win this fight!