After traveling three hours to reach our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre (CSC), Sokhom looks forward to getting back on his feet. Sokhom works as a taxi driver in Cambodia, and "enjoys playing volleyball, watching Chinese movies with Khmer subtitles, and listening to pop music." Sokhom has had recent difficulty generating income and being active due to a broken right femur from a car accident in July. "I can't walk or work to support my life," Sokhom says. His broken femur causes pain and prevents him from being mobile and able to live his daily life. CSC recommends that Sokhom undergo and open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) surgery to fix his femur. In this procedure, doctors make an incision to realign and set the bones in place with rods and plates in order to ensure a proper recovery. $405 covers the cost of surgical supplies, physiotherapy, and follow-up appointments for the months following the operation. "After an ORIF surgery, Sokhom will be able to walk properly again without pain," CSC adds. "I hope after surgery I will be able to walk properly again," Sokhom shares. "After I am healed I would like to go back home and continue my job again."