Meet Sainder! Sainder is a one-year-old boy from Haiti. He lives with his parents and two siblings out in the countryside. Sainder’s parents work in the fields to grow food for their family and are just able to provide for their children’s basic needs. Sainder was born with a cleft lip, which needs treatment so he can eat normally. The first hospital Sainder’s parents took him to were unable to help, but luckily our medical partner, Project Medishare can. Doctors from Project Medishare write, “Sainder is unable to eat and drink well, and he feels uncomfortable due to his lip deformation. Treatment will bring joy to his family’s life because he will be able to eat and drink easily.” “I am very excited to see how my son will look after surgery!” exclaims Sainder’s mother. For $960, Sainder will receive surgery for his cleft lip, which will improve his appearance, as well as allow him to eat, drink, and breathe without difficulty. Let’s give Sainder the opportunity to have a happy, healthy childhood!

Meet Binod, a 36-year-old man who lives in Nepal with his wife and three children. He is very hardworking and takes pride in his work. "Binod was traveling on a motorbike to go to the home of one of his clients when he fell off and hit a stone on the side of the road," the team at Possible tells us. Since the accident, he hasn't been able to move his right hand. $205 will cover the cost of care needed to treat Binod's hand fracture and get him back to working and being as productive as he would like to be. Let's help him get there.

This is Sushil. He's seven, is in kindergarten, and lives in Nepal with his family. Sushil likes studying English, playing football, and hopes to become a doctor one day. "Sushil had gone with his family to harvest the paddy when he slipped on the way while walking on the narrow farm trail," the Possible team tells us. "After he fell, he developed pain and swelling in the left elbow." $205 will cover the cost of care to help Sushil's elbow fracture heal. Let's help this smart and friendly boy get back to helping his family, studying, and being as playful and active as he wishes to be.

Meet Bikash, a 13-year-old student living in Nepal. When not enjoying his Nepalese language class, Bikash likes to play cricket. As Bikash's doctor tells us, "Bikash was playing with his friends when he fell down and hurt his right hand. After the incident the base of his thumb remained deformed and he couldn't move it. It has made it difficult for him to eat or to write or do any other work." Bikash's accident left him with a dislocated 1st metacarpo-phalangeal joint on his right hand and in order to regain full mobility he needs surgery. Let's get Bikash the $205 he needs and get him back in school!

"Devindra studies in grade 5 and enjoys trying difficult math problems," Possible tells us about this ten-year-old from Nepal. "He also likes to play volleyball with his friends whenever he has spare time." Recently Devindra met with a small accident while getting groceries. "...he fell on the outstretched right hand," Possible writes. "After this he developed pain and swelling at the wrist. He is not able to move his hand properly due to pain." This means that right now Devindra isn't able to do too many math problems - and is missing a little school, too. "He studies hard and we don't have to pay for his studies because he gets scholarships almost every year," Devindra's father says. By raising $205 to cover the cost of care for Devindra's wrist fracture, we can ensure that this young and intelligent boy continues to earn scholarships, solve math problems, and play as much volleyball as he possibly can.

Bharat has been battling ear pain and headaches for two years, since an accidental perforation of his eardrum. Bharat is 16 and lives with his parents, grandmother, and six siblings in Nepal. He is in the ninth grade, and his favorite subject is science. He hopes to become an engineer in the future. For $1,105, Bharat can receive surgery to repair his eardrum and prevent permanent hearing loss. Let's help Bharat receive this surgery so that he can focus on his studies and pursue his goal of becoming an engineer!

Seven-year-old Cosmas is the second born in a family of five. He was born with a condition called bladder extrophy. His bladder exists outside his body, preventing him from urinating normally. Cosmas is at risk of recurring infections and struggles in interactions with his peers because he is embarrassed by his condition. Cosmas' parents are unable to afford his medical bills. Cosmas hopes to “be a doctor when he grows up.” For $600, we can fund Cosmas’ surgery so he can reach for his dreams like every other kid!

Khin Pa loves to learn and wants to be a teacher when she grows up. Several months ago, she broke her right thigh bone. Unable to walk, Khin Pa stopped attending school. Her parents paid over a day's worth of their combined wages to take her to a clinic. Despite their efforts, she did not receive proper care and has been immobile ever since. Khin Pa needs immediate care to repair her broken leg and the right medication to treat her enlarged lymph nodes. The income her parents earn as carpenters and day laborers is hardly enough to provide for the daily needs of their family of seven, let alone pay the $2,000 needed for Khin Pa's treatment. With our help, Khin Pa can get the medical care she needs to be healthy and mobile again so she can return to school and fulfill her dreams of becoming a teacher!

Meet baby Poe Sa, a one-year-old boy from Burma. Shortly after Po Sa was born, his mother noticed signs that something was wrong. He seemed sick, with discolored stool, vomiting, and dark colored urine. Poe Sa was diagnosed with biliary atresia, a disease of the liver. In the congenital form, which is what Poe Sa has, the common bile ducts between the liver and the small intestine are blocked or missing. Poe Sa and his mother visited multiple clinics to seek treatment but were turned away for their inability to pay. Po Sa's mother hopes that, once healthy, her son will grow up to get an education and eventually become a doctor who can help others. For $1500, Po Sa can receive a surgery that will remove the blockage in his bile ducts and allow him to live a healthy life!

Mu Cho is a 49-year-old Burmese refugee who lives with her husband in a refugee camp on the Thai-Burma border. She works several odd jobs to earn money because there are no formal job opportunities in the refugee camp, but cannot afford basic healthcare. A few months ago, Mu Cho began experiencing severe abdominal pains and noticed tenderness on her right side. She assumed these were menstrual cramps, but soon the swelling grew worse - preventing her from walking long distances. Mu Cho visited a health clinic and an ultrasound revealed she has a large mass on her uterus. For $1,000, Mu Cho will undergo surgery to remove the uterine mass. This operation will allow Mu Cho to move about freely again and return to work without constant cramping and pain.