Samba, a 14 year-old soccer lover from Mali, has an untreated, infected, ulcerated wound on his right leg. Samba's wound is so painful that he hasn't been able to attend school, play soccer, or help his mom around the house in two years. Doctors at Project Muso are "confident that this wound can heal with appropriate surgical intervention and medications." They are requesting $695 to treat the infected area and set Samba on a path toward health. Let's help Samba get back to school, soccer, and helping his mom!

Khakindra is a 15-year-old boy who fractured his left arm and elbow four days ago while playing football with his friends. Khakindra's fracture is so severe that two clinics turned him away before he made it to Nyaya Health. He's already experiencing pain, swelling, and inability to move his left arm. Doctors at Nyaya say if he's not treated immediately, his injury could lead to osteoarthritis and malunion of joints. For $1045, Nyaya can provide Khakindra with surgery to repair his arm and prevent life-long disability. Khakindra's family makes a tiny income through farming for two months of the year, but relies on daily wage jobs to support them throughout the rest. The cost of the care Khakindra needs is unimaginable for them. Khakindra is in class 6 and his goal is to be a mathematics teacher. Let's help him get the medical care he needs to have a successful future.

Puthichakriya is a 27-year-old man who first started experiencing pain in his hip five years ago. He says the pain is so bad that he cannot sleep through the night. Puthichakriya is a high school teacher in rural Cambodia. He likes playing volleyball and soccer in his spare time, but hasn’t been able to play because of his pain. Without treatment, Puthichakriya will have limited mobility and feel essentially like an old man for the rest of his life. Luckily, doctors at Children’s Surgical Centre have identified Puthichakriya as a great candidate for a hip replacement. With a new hip, Puthichakriya will be able to go back to his normal, active life. Let’s help him get the treatment he needs to get healthy again!

Tilahun is an 18-year-old boy who has suffered from rheumatic heart fever (an inflammatory disease that can lead to heart failure) and mitral stenosis (a disorder that prevents the heart's mitral valve from opening fully) since birth. These two severe heart conditions leave Tilahun bedridden and have prevented him from ever attending school. Despite his heart problems, Tilahun is remarkably upbeat. He enjoys laughing with friends and listening to the Ethiopian pop-icon, [Teddy Afro](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxV-n9iSkEs). Because of the severity of his condition, Tilahun needs to fly to India for life-saving heart surgery. Dr. Hodes believes that after receiving treatment, Tilahun will finally be able to attend school. Tilahun wants to be an English teacher when he grows up, and his parents, along with his six brothers and sisters, hope we can raise the money needed to save his life. Let's make it happen!