This is Anthony, an adorable two-year-old boy from Guatemala. Anthony's had a rough start to life and needs our help! Our medical partner, Wuqu’ Kawoq explains that "he had very serious pneumonia about 1 year ago, a very long intensive care stay, and ever since he has been intermittently ill, with frequent diarrhea and respiratory illness, poor appetite, and low energy.” Anthony's mom says she "wants him to be healthy and grow up to be successful." Anthony keeps losing weight from his illness and as a result, is acutely malnourished. Without treatment, he risks permanent growth restriction and brain damage. Wuqu' Kawoq shares that "Anthony's mom has been doing her best to keep him healthy, but she is overwhelmed by the high cost of his care and has had trouble making ends meet." With $535, Anthony will receive treatment to that will help him grow, gain weight, and meet developmental and cognitive milestones. Let's help Anthony get back on track and allow him to grow up to be big and strong!

Mahamad is an outgoing boy in the fifth grade. His favorite subject is English and he dreams of becoming a doctor. Mahamad has osteomyelitis, a bone infection, in his right leg. His parents have taken him to several local clinics for treatment, but his condition keeps getting worse. Mahamad had to quit school because of excruciating pain and inability to walk. A $930 surgery can give Mahamad the use of his leg again. This procedure could be the difference between a stagnated and an incredibly bright future for this young boy. Our coordinator at AMHF writes, "we expect that the surgery shall give Mahamad full function of his leg again, and he will hopefully be able to start school when the next year begins." Let's help Mahamad get the care he needs to live up to his potential!

Rosemary is a radiant woman from Kenya. She and her husband work as farmers. She is deeply involved with her community, and she is a loving mother to four children. Recently, Rosemary started experiencing severe abdominal pain and swelling. She was diagnosed with multiple uterine fibroids, tumors in the uterus that require emergency removal when they cause painful symptoms. Despite their hard work, Rosemary and her husband cannot afford the $750 surgery she needs to live a healthy life. Rosemary says she hopes to get better and resume her involvement in local women groups. "I hope to be a leader in one of my groups as soon as I regain my strength." Our donations will work directly to provide Rosemary with the health she needs to continue leading her community.