Sina is a 36-year-old poultry farmer from Cambodia. He comes from a family of seven siblings. Sina has one sister and five brothers. He lives alone and raises chickens and ducks around his home for their meat and eggs. In his free time, he likes to watch sports on his phone. In February 2015, Sina was in a motor vehicle accident, fracturing his right ankle and leg. He was treated at a provincial hospital and was told he needed an amputation due to impaired circulation in his leg from the trauma, but he could not afford it. He visited a Khmer traditional healer, but eventually went to another hospital and underwent an above-the-knee amputation. He began using a prosthesis after his surgical site healed. Unfortunately, one week ago, he slipped and fell, resulting in a fracture in the left neck of his femur or thigh bone. This has made it difficult for him to walk, and he is experiencing pain. Fortunately, surgeons at our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre, can help. On October 11th, Sina will undergo a fracture repair procedure, which will cost $483. This procedure will stabilize his fracture, decrease his pain, and allow him to return to his normal life. Sina said, "I hope I will be able to walk again with my leg so I can care for my ducks and chickens to support myself and help my family."

Sophal is a 42-year-old woman from Cambodia. She has one daughter who is a homemaker and a son who is a hairdresser. She lives with her husband, a rice farmer. Sophal enjoys taking care of her two-year-old granddaughter and helping her husband on the rice farm. A few years ago, Sophal began to feel a burning sensation in her nose. The doctors found that her right nasal septum, the wall between the two sides of her nose, had shifted to one side. This can cause blockages and discomfort. She also experiences headaches, ongoing nose pain, and coughing. Medicine from the local pharmacy has not helped. It is difficult for her to breathe comfortably, and her condition often leads to frequent absences from work. Fortunately, our medical partner, Children's Surgical Center (CSC), can help. On September 10th, Sophal will have a right septoplasty to fix her nasal septum and help her breathe better. Sophal is able to contribute $100 but needs help to raise $219 more to fund her treatment. Sophal shared, "I hope after my operation, I will no longer have trouble breathing and can work regularly."

Chantha is an 11-year-old girl who lives with her parents and one brother in Preah Vihear Province. Her parents are rice farmers, and her youngest brother is seven years old and in the first grade. Chantha is in the fifth grade and attends school regularly. At school, she enjoys studying Khmer and aspires to become a nurse when she grows up. At home, she likes to eat apples and watermelon. In her free time, Chantha loves reading books with her little brother. When she was six, Chantha had a partial amputation on her upper lip from a dog bite. She now has asymmetry in her upper lip, with the right side slightly longer than the left, and an abnormally small mouth. The injury was initially repaired with a local flap at a children's hospital. However, Chantha still has difficulty opening her mouth to eat or speak and has a prominent contracture scar on her lip. Fortunately, our medical partner, Children’s Surgical Centre, can help. Her parents were referred to CSC by a local hospital and traveled five hours for consultation. Chantha is scheduled for contracture release surgery on June 11th. This procedure will improve the scar on her lip. Now, Chantha and her family need help raising $462 to fund this procedure and post-operative care. Chantha's mother shared: "I hope the doctors can fix her scar so she can move her mouth and not be self-conscious."