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Happiness's baby is a newborn who is barely two weeks old. Happiness and her husband, James, have been blessed with a new baby, expanding their family to two children. They reside in Morombo, located in the Arusha region of Tanzania. Happiness is a stay-at-home mother managing the household and caring for their children, while James works diligently on their farm to provide food and sells surplus harvests for additional income. In addition to farming, James seeks casual day jobs to supplement their finances, yet despite their efforts, they find their income insufficient to cover all expenses. At times, they struggle to afford medical bills, particularly when faced with a poor harvest, making providing adequate meals for the family challenging. Happiness's baby was born with clubfoot of both feet, causing his feet to twist inward and downward. Concerned for their son’s future, the parents sought advice from the attending doctor, who recommended seeking treatment, as the condition is treatable. They were referred to our medical partner's care center for help. Clubfoot is a condition in which the foot is twisted out of shape. This causes difficulty walking and even wearing shoes. Fortunately, Happiness traveled to visit our medical partner's care center, Kafika House. There, the team will begin clubfoot treatment on February 16th. Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare, is requesting $935 to fund Happiness's baby's clubfoot repair. After treatment and as he grows, the baby will be able to wear shoes and walk properly. Happiness says: “I want my baby to grow up with normal feet and never bear the burden of the condition he is born with.”

$55raised
$880to go
How it works
1

Patient seeks care

Nairorie's mother brings her to one of our medical partners. Nairorie's family cannot afford to pay for the care she needs.

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2

Patient learns about Watsi

Nairorie and her mother learn about Watsi from a member of our medical partner's staff, who asks if they would like to share their story with the world.

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Medical partner submits patient to Watsi

Nairorie’s profile is submitted to us. After we review and approve the case, the medical partner may begin providing care before Nairorie's profile is posted or funded.

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Donors fund patient care

We post the profile for donors to begin funding Nairorie's care. 100% of donations fund care.

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5

Donors receive patient updates

Our medical partner submits a post-treatment update on Nairorie, and we send it to her donors. We transfer the funds raised to our medical partner to support the cost of her care.

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