Rabin is the eldest son in a large family in Nepal. At 23, he's taken on the responsibility of providing for his family by working as a farmer. About a month ago, Rabin developed an abscess. It is causing him pain, swelling, and difficulty walking. Rabin wants to recover quickly so that he can continue to work and provide for his family, but he can't afford the ridiculously inexpensive operation he needs to do so. For $225, we can help pay for an operation that will prevent the infection from spreading to other parts of his body. Rabin is a generous man who works hard for his family, let's help him keep doing what he's doing!

Kari is a father and artisan from Nepal who has a painful and swollen inguinal hernia. Kari doesn't own his own land, so he supports his wife and children by making crafts from bamboo. His caretakers at our medical partner, Nyaya Health, say "it's really difficult for him to afford treatment on his own." Kari was first diagnosed with this condition four years ago, but until now he's had no hope of being able to afford a referral to a higher center for treatment. With our support, Kari can have a $1390 surgery to repair his hernia, relieve his pain, and prevent potentially fatal complications. The cost of treatment includes travel to Nepal's capital, more than a day away, accompanied by staff from Nyaya Health.

Rose is a community leader in Kenya who recently had to stop working because of pain and bleeding from cervical cancer. Rose needs a total abdominal hysterectomy, a procedure that costs $750. Rose cannot afford the treatment, but if she does not receive care, her doctors expect that her cancer will spread and eventually cause her death. With the hysterectomy, it's likely that Rose will recover from cancer and lead a normal and productive life. Rose hopes this surgery will help her regain strength and allow her to continue her self-less lifestyle by doing what she loves most - helping people.