This is Wensley, a playful two-year-old boy from Haiti. He first began to display symptoms of hydrocephalus one year ago. Hydrocephalus, which causes fluid to accumulate in the brain, makes it difficult for Wensley to hold his head upright and has made him more susceptible to other illnesses like the flu. Wensley loves playing with toys and is very eager to interact with other children. His mother, who usually stays home to care for Wensley, cannot afford his treatment. She says, "I think if my child can be healed, I will be very happy, and I will do my best to help him grow normally and have a normal life." Help us raise the $1260 needed for a surgical intervention. This treatment will allow Wensley to have a healthier life, to play with children his age, and to fulfill his mother's dreams.

Christopher, a 17-year-old boy from Haiti, has always been smaller than the other boys his age. However, once Christopher's slow physical development began to get in the way of everyday life, his father grew concerned and took him to see a doctor. Christopher was diagnosed with a heart condition, resulting from a hole between two chambers that inhibits proper blood circulation. Christopher attends school each day in Port-au-Prince and loves to spend time with friends playing soccer and guitar. He hopes to continue on to university and study international relations. However, due to his condition, Christopher has begun to tire more easily, and doctors are concerned that without proper surgical treatment his condition could worsen and eventually turn fatal. With this $1,500 treatment, doctors will surgically close up the hole between Christopher's two heart chambers, restoring it to its full function. Let's help get Christopher healthy again so he can pursue his dreams of a higher education!

Meet Zedagim. He is a five-year-old boy living with his family in a remote part of Ethiopia where they work as farmers. Zedagim thoroughly enjoys football! He loves playing the game, but with his condition, which makes it impossible for him to pass urine normally, he becomes embarrassed and has decided to stop playing. Zedagim has hypospadias. Even though Zedagim has had this condition for a while, his parent's have not had the means to help Zedagim with his condition. Zedagim's father hopes that he can get back to football, the game he loves so much. For $1,200, we can help Zedagim receive a hypospadias repair, which will allow him to pass urine normally. Let's help Zedagime overcome his condition and get back to the field!