Meet Indra, a 17-year-old girl from Nepal. She likes to play kabadi, an Indian form of wrestling, and wants to be an agriculture technician when she grows up. Indra also attends school and has some big exams coming up! Indra recently fell from a tree while collecting food for her family's buffalo, fracturing her ankle. The accident has distracted Indra from her studies. If left untreated, Indra's ankle wound can lead to skin infections, or worse, chronic osteomyelitis - a bone infection that many people with untreated fractures in this part of Nepal develop. For $1,495, Indra will receive surgery to treat her wound and relocate her bone fracture. Then she will be mobile, free from discomfort, and able to focus on school again!

Meet Paru, a 30-year-old woman from Nepal. Paru recently had the unfortunate luck of falling from a tree while gathering fodder for her cattle. She said she could hear a bone in her foot snap into two. The open fracture is putting Paru at risk of infection, malunion, and osteomyelitis. Paru and her husband have four children ranging from ten-months-old to nine-years-old. The family earns a living through agriculture, which only yields for part of the year, so Paru's husband has to also go to India to work as a manual laborer. He heard about Paru's fracture and will be returning home, causing further financial burden on the family. Let's raise the $1040 needed to surgically treat Paru's fracture, get her back on her feet, and get her family back on track.