Gaura is a 15-year-old girl who lives in a remote area of Nepal with her parents and brother. She and her family have a small piece of land on which they grow food, but it’s often not enough to feed them. Her dad and her eldest brother go to India to work, and Gaura helps her mom raise cattle to earn extra money. Unfortunately, Guara fell down from a tree while she was gathering fodder for the cattle two days ago. She hit her head and her hand, fracturing her humerus and causing bruising around her eye. The upper arm bone fracture limits Guara from using her arm and has caused a swelling in her hand. She’s worried that she won’t be able to help her mom with chores because of her injury. For $205, Gaura will receive a hanging cast to heal her hand. She says, “I don’t want to be a liability to my family. I want to get back as soon as possible, so that I can help my mother.” There is so much work that she doesn’t go to school regularly and doesn’t anticipate to go past class 8. She just wants to help support her family. But she can't do it without healthcare. Let’s help Gaura get back to living the life she wants to live!

Ramesh is a curious five-year-old boy who lives with his parents and younger brother in Nepal. Recently, Ramesh was looking after his family's goats and injured himself in the brave act of trying to protect one goat from another. Ramesh has been unable to move his hand since the incident and his parents have had to spend time looking after their son instead of farming their fields. His father says, "I will never send Ramesh to graze goats from now on. I will send him to school as soon as he gets better." For $205, Ramesh will have a splint put on his arm to help his bone heal. With this treatment, Ramesh will be able to care for his brother and start going to school. Let's help Ramesh get well and back to playing!

Meet Brian, a 12-year-old boy from Guatemala. He is a hard worker who previously enjoyed going to school, where he was a high performing student. Brian was recently diagnosed with a seizure disorder that severely limits his ability to participate in daily activities. He is confined to his home, unable to attend school and socialize with friends. Brian’s family is frightened, but hopeful that Watsi donors can help him access medical care to restore his health. For $1,050, Brian can receive a neurology consultation and neurological testing, as well as medication to treat his seizures. Additionally, he will receive long-term follow-up care. This treatment should stop Brian’s seizures and allow him to return to school. Let’s help this dedicated student get back to school!

Indra looks pretty serious in this photo, and for good reason; he's in a lot of pain. This 65-year-old from Nepal fell from a tree while stacking hay and fractured his right kneecap. Now, he's not able to stand or walk on his own. Without medical treatment, Indra's fracture could lead to a lifelong deformity and prevent him from walking regularly ever again. The cost of care is astronomically high compared to what Indra earns each day (barely a few dollars), and he cannot afford to pay for care. For just $1,240, Nyaya Health can provide Indra with surgery to repair his knee. Let's make it happen for him!

Daw Su is a 50-year-old teacher form Burma. For three years, Daw Su has struggled with abdominal pain and bleeding caused by a uterine mass. Daw Su's condition is extremely treatable with surgery. But Daw Su’s husband recently contracted malaria, and was forced to give up his job, leaving the family in a financially strained position. Despite support from friends, family, and students, Daw Su needs additional help to afford treatment. For $540, we can help Daw Su receive medical care so she can return to her job as a teacher and (in her own words) “assist other people who are also in need of help.” Let's do this!