15-year-old Sovichea lives with his parents and two brothers in a rural area of Cambodia. He loves to play outside with his brothers and go on adventures. Two years ago, Sovichea fell on a slippery rock and injured his knee. Due to the limited access to healthcare where he lives, Sovichea never received treatment. Since the accident, Sovichea's muscles have tightened to the point where he has difficulty walking. To help him walk, surgeons at Children's Surgical Centre can operate to release the tight muscles. Sovichea will need to work hard in physiotherapy to build his strength, but he's willing to do what it takes to regain his mobility. For $300, we can fund Sovichea’s surgery and restore his mobility so he can live a normal, active life (and keep up with his brothers)!

Neema, the youngest in a family of five, is from Tanzania. She was born with a defect that makes it difficult for her to control her bladder and bowel movements. Without treatment, Neema's doctors write that she will be in constant danger of life-threatening kidney infections and is likely to experience social isolation. Though she is only two-years-old, Neema's curious personality is emerging. She enjoys walking around and exploring, and is eager to stay close to her loving mom. Her mother says she hopes her daughter will grow into a beautiful, healthy, and happy woman. Neema’s family is devoted and caring, but they are unable to afford the treatment she needs to overcome her condition. For $1,300, we can fund Neema's corrective surgery and give her a chance at a normal life!

Hari is a 15-year-old boy from Nepal who has already dealt with circumstances that would daunt people twice his age. Hari used to live with his siblings and parents, but economic constraints led him to drop out of school in the eighth grade, move away from home, and seek work as a construction laborer. Work became difficult for Hari when an ear infection he had lived with for years worsened. The infection is now a constant source of pain - impairing his hearing and causing fevers. He needs surgery to treat the infection, but just traveling to a hospital that could perform this kind of complex procedure requires more money than Hari would make in years. Doctors at Nyaya Health say that if Hari's ear is left untreated, he could lose his hearing altogether. Let's raise $1,015 to cover the cost of Hari's accompanied referral for surgery and help him move forward with his life.