Paras is 18 years old and recently broke his left leg in a tractor accident. Paras lives with his parents, two sisters, and one younger brother in Far-Western Nepal, an area of the world where medical care is often far away and expensive to access. Paras' family depends on farming to support themselves, but subsistence agriculture doesn't generate the disposable income they'd need to fix Paras' leg. Because of the fracture, Paras is unable to help his family with labor or do normal everyday tasks to care for himself. He reports constant pain and swelling. Needless to say, he is eager to get back on his feet! For $1,040, our partner, Nyaya Health, can get Paras surgery to reset his broken leg. Let's help this kid regain his mobility and resume his normal life.

Bhadra is a hardworking farmer who lives in Nepal and enjoys playing volleyball in his spare time. Five years ago, Bhadra noticed a bump on his skin. Since then, the small bump has developed into a painful sebaceous cyst. Bhadra dreams of having a family of his own one day, but it's hard to focus on the future when every day is dominated by medical concerns. His doctors expect he will make a full recover if the cyst is removed soon, but he cannot afford the cost of surgery. For $925, Bhadra will undergo an operation to surgically excise his cyst. This procedure will eliminate the pain Bhadra has endured for the past five years and allow him to return to his work, his friends, and his dreams of having a family!

Victoria is a 13-year-old girl from Ghana. She is very energetic and enjoys reading and being with her friends. Victoria’s father is unemployed but has brought her to our institutional partner, the Foundation of Orthopedics and Complex Spine (FOCOS) in Ghana, because of his concern for his daughter’s health. Victoria is having trouble standing upright and is beginning to feel significant discomfort due to her scoliosis. Her spine is curved. Her condition has progressed quite rapidly over the past year and is expected to worsen. In order to fix the curve in Victoria’s spine, the doctors will fuse two of her vertebrae using a procedure called a PSF T2-S1. With this procedure, doctors expect Victoria to make a complete recovery! Let's raise $1,500 for Victoria’s spinal surgery so that she can share her energetic personality pain-free!