Lalashe is a vibrant two-year-old who enjoys playing with friends. His parents earn a modest living by keeping a few cows and managing a small farm. However, they cannot cover their daily expenses and also pay for the medical care their young son needs. Lalashe has suffered from nasal encephalocele, or swelling of the nose, since he was born. His condition is becoming more serious and making it difficult for him to breathe, especially while he's sleeping. Lalashe's parents are afraid that "one day we shall wake up and find that Lalashe stopped breathing at night." Lalashe's doctors are suggesting a surgical reconstruction of his nasal cavity. This procedure will cost $820. They are confident that, "the reconstruction of Lalashe's nasal cavity shall enable him to breath well and grow like any other child." Let's help Lalashe get the help he needs to enjoy life as a toddler!

Srey Ka is a cheerful girl from Cambodia. She loves riding bicycles with her friends and looks forward to starting school this year. Srey Ka's mother wants her daughter to start school too, but she is worried about her vision. Srey Ka was born with a condition called strabismus. If it's not treated as soon as possible, Srey Ka will suffer from vision loss, headaches, and fatigue. Children's Surgical Centre is requesting $250 to fund Srey Ka's strabismus correction surgery. With our support, Srey Ka will be able to start school with her friends in just a few months!

The phrase on his shirt sums it up. Davis is "faster, stronger," and (the last word won't fit within our photo dimensions) "awesomer." Davis has overcome tremendous adversity in his young life already. After suffering from paralysis on one side of his body as a child, Davis now can stand and even walk. Davis' early challenges, however, masked the fact that he suffers from a deformity in his foot, which impedes him from walking properly despite all the progress he's made. A $1,000 surgery will repair Davis' foot and grant him full mobility, bringing his recovery to a close!