On is a 49-year-old police officer from Cambodia. He lives with his 82-year-old mother, his wife, and three children. His wife and his oldest son work in a nearby clothing factory, and his two younger children are currently in school. In his free time, On enjoys playing volleyball with his friends in the village and helping his kids with their schoolwork. On August 25th, On was in a motorcycle accident that resulted in a closed fracture of his right wrist. After the accident, he went to a private clinic where the doctor took X-rays and applied a splint to his wrist. His wrist is swollen and he is still in pain, making it difficult for him to use his hand for daily activities. Fortunately, our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre, can help. On August 26th, On will undergo a fracture repair procedure, which will help reduce the pain, restore the proper alignment of his wrist, and allow the bone to heal. On's family has contributed $100 but they need help to raise $383 more to fund the procedure. On says, "I hope to recover from surgery quickly and return to work to help support my family."

Heang is a 56-year-old fisherman from Kandal province in Cambodia. He lives with his wife, who also works on the fishing boat, and their youngest daughter, who is in high school. Their other four children have moved out and visit the family often. In his free time, Heang likes spending time with his grandchildren and fixing his house and garden. About three months ago, Heang developed a cataract in his right eye, causing him itchiness, tearing, and blurry vision. Because of the cataract clouding the lens of his eye, Heang struggles to see things clearly, making him reluctant to go out on his own. When Heang learned about our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre, he traveled for three hours to seek treatment. On September 9th, doctors will perform phacoemulsification cataract surgery and implant an intraocular lens in his right eye. After recovery, Heang should be able to see clearly. Heang can contribute $100 but needs help to raise $153 more to fund this procedure. Heang shared, "I hope that the surgery will help me be more efficient at work, and to feel more independent when I leave the house."

Geigwa is a seven-month-old baby and the youngest of four children from Tanzania. Her parents are farmers who rely on seasonal crop cultivation, primarily maize and rice, for their livelihood. Geigwa’s parents work on the farm to ensure a good harvest. Geigwa was born with clubfoot on her right foot, where her leg is twisted inward and downward. While this condition doesn’t cause issues at the moment, it will affect her ability to crawl, stand, and walk as she grows. Additionally, she will struggle to wear shoes comfortably. Geigwa needs clubfoot correction treatment to address this condition. Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare, is requesting $341 to fund the necessary treatment for Geigwa's condition. With this treatment, Geigwa will be able to avoid a painful future affected by her condition if it remains untreated. Geigwa’s mother says, “Please help my daughter, we hope she will grow up to be active and healthy."