Suy is a 37-year-old rice farmer from Cambodia. In his spare time, he likes to listen to music, watch television, and help his family with the housework. Three years ago, Suy started experiencing chronic arthritis in his right knee. It causes him pain and it is difficult for him to rotate his knee. Fortunately, surgeons at our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre, can help. On August 5, Suy will undergo a fracture repair procedure, which will cost $430. Surgery will help secure the knee bone and allow Suy to walk without any pain or difficulty. He says, "I hope that I no longer suffer from any pain and I will be able to walk normally again."

John is formerly a shop attendant from Kenya. He was employed as a shop attendant but since the attack, he has been dependent on well-wishers. He currently lives in a $5-a-month rent wooden house. Her aunt cares for his daily needs. John has an existing hospital bill from his initial spine surgery. John was attacked by thugs and thrown off a two floor building in 2016 suffering spine injury. He had spinal fusion done in our facility and recuperated. He however noted some swell on his back in 2019. He has an open wound is unable to work. Fortunately, our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare Foundation, is helping John receive treatment. On August 21st, surgeons will perform a debridement and skin graft procedure. He will be able to work after recovery and the risk of sepsis will be eliminated. Now, John needs help to fund this $1,129 procedure. John says, “I am in great pain and would wish to have an ease of it”.

Gumoshabe is a student from Uganda. She is doing a course in medical records. Gumoshabe has four younger siblings and all are in school. Her parents operate a small scale retail shop, her elder brother has just completed studies but hasn’t yet got a job. Gumoshabe presented with a painless swelling on her right foot for the past two years. She experiences pain after walking long distances which makes her feel uncomfortable. Gumoshabe traveled to our medical partner's care center to receive treatment. On August 20, surgeons will remove the mass. Now, Gumoshabe needs help to raise $187 to fund this procedure. Gumoshabe says “I will be humbled to see this mass gone after surgery.”