Mu Tu (pictured in the middle) is a 33-year-old mother of two from Burma. She looks after her children while her husband works in Thailand to support their family. Two years ago, Mu Tu noticed a weakness on the right side of her body. She sought treatment with little luck, and her condition worsened. Now, Mu Tu is unable to walk unsupported. She's been diagnosed with a brain mass and with hydrocephalus, a condition in which fluid builds up in the brain. Mu Tu has begun treatment to drain the fluid from her skull, but she needs help raising money for surgery to remove the mass. For only $1,500, we can make the surgery possible. Mu Tu says she wants to get healthy so she can help her husband support their family and see her children grow up. Let's make it happen for her!

"I am worried because I don't have anyone to help me," Ylfrad's father says. "I cannot see my baby in this situation and feel unable to help him. I would like to see him grow and cured from his Illness. After the treatment, I am looking forward to working hard, taking care of him, and sending him to school." Ylfrad is a one-year-old boy from Haiti who was born with hydrocephalus, a condition where fluid accumulates in the skull. Hydrocephalus is typically treated at birth in developed countries. But when it progresses past that, as Ylfrad's case has, it is often fatal. Luckily, Ylfrad has a chance to get healthy again. For $1,260, we can fund a surgery to drain the fluid from his brain and help him overcome his hydrocephalus. Let's give this little guy a good start in life, and ease his father's worried mind!

Meet David, a five-month-old from Haiti! David was born with hydrocephalus, a condition where fluid accumulates in his skull. He needs surgery to drain the fluid and prevent potentially life-threatening complications. David's mom works as a small merchant and also washes clothes to earn a living. She is very worried about her son. Despite her hard work, she cannot afford his treatment. For $1,260, we can fund David's surgery and help him grow up healthy!

Meet Rosemary, a beautiful 30-year-old from Kenya. She worked at a hotel for three years until she developed two deep wounds on her legs. They are extremely painful and are not healing properly. Rosemary lives with her grandparents and is a single mother of two young children. She has sought medical help without success, and the wounds are becoming deeper and more painful the longer they go untreated. Getting proper healthcare would allow her to go back to work and care for her two young children. For $1,200, Rosemary will receive skin grafts on her legs so her wounds can finally heal. Let's stop this chronic injury in its tracks and allow Rosemary to live a healthy life!