Dirga Raj is a father of four living in Nepal. He and his wife spend their days tending to their farm and working as manual laborers. But Dirga Raj hasn't been able to work recently because of a large, painful kidney stone. Dirga Raj went to the hospital recently because he felt severe pain in his abdomen. He was diagnosed with a kidney stone. Without treatment, he is at risk for infection or kidney failure. For $1,000, Dirga Raj will receive a procedure called a lithotripsy. This procedure will non-invasively break up his kidney stones. Let's help Dirga Raj get back to supporting his family!

Tara is a 50-year-old-woman from Nepal who was diagnosed with kidney stones last year after experiencing severe pain in her back and lower hips. In order to prevent permanent kidney damage, Tara needs the stones surgically removed. Tara farms and does labor work for a living, and is not able to cover the surgery. Without the surgery, Tara’s kidneys will swell with backed-up fluids, and will eventually fail. Tara lives with her husband, son, daughter-in-law and grandson, who she hopes grows up to become a doctor. For $765, we can help Tara get back to her feet and to her family.

Karma is a hardworking farmer and carpenter from Nepal. He is happily married, with three sons and a daughter. Karma and his wife raise animals for extra income, but they don't have enough savings to carry them through unexpected situations like the one they are in now. Over a month ago, Karma broke his right hand. The fracture has been a constant source of pain and makes it impossible to use his right hand. Without surgical treatment, Karma's injury could lead to lifelong disability. For just $1,240, we can fund Karma's surgery and allow him to regain use of his right hand so he can continue supporting his family!

Bhawana is a five-month-old baby girl from Nepal. Her large and loving family cares for her together; her grandparents, uncle, and aunt are all chipping in to help her single mother raise her. The family depends on farming for a living. Recently, Bhawana was burned by an open cooking fire. Her hand was badly damaged and needs to be amputated in order to prevent infection. To make matters worse, the crop her family depends on to survive yields only enough to last them for three months out of the year. With money already tight, paying for Bhawana's medical care themselves would be impossible. For $1495, we can redirect the course of Bhawana's life by amputating her hand, preventing infection, and ensuring she grows up healthy.

Rangi is a 9-year-old girl from Nepal with rheumatic heart disease. She suffers from shortness of breath and heart palpitations, especially when walking or doing any other kind of activity. She needs surgery to correct her condition and enable her to live a normal, healthy life. Rangi lives with her parents, two brothers, and two sisters. She is very bright and was admitted into a good school just a few months ago, but had to stop attending because of her poor health. Her family farms for a living, but they do not make nearly enough money to pay for the medical care Rangi needs. Rangi loves to play with her friends when she is feeling well enough and can’t wait to get treatment so she can go back to living a normal life. Let’s make it happen for her!

Nanda is a 65-year-old woman from Nepal with a fractured hip, fractured radius, vertically displaced femur, and mass in her sternum. She desperately needs surgery to repair her broken bones and enable her to lead a normal life. Without immediate treatment, Nanda’s doctors say she “will never walk again.” Nanda is a widow who lives by herself. She sustained these injuries when she fell 10 feet from a tree while gathering food for her goat, which is her only source of livelihood. There is no way Nanda can afford the medical care she needs. Let’s make sure she's taken care of and has a chance at a healthy future. Note: Nanda's case is an emergency. Nyaya Health plans to treat her within the next few days in anticipation of Watsi funding.