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Sumon Mahto

Sumon Mahto is suffering from a neurological disorder, which had left him confined to bed. He recently underwent surgery and was transferred from the ICU to the general ward on Sunday. Yesterday, he was discharged from A.I.I.M.S. He requires medications costing approximately Rs.1500. Additionally, he needs jumbo pack diapers (Rs.1000) and juice since he is …

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Danish Khan

Danish Khan, who is 15 months old, is suffering from heart disease. He requires medication amounting to Rs.1000, as well as diapers worth Rs.1000.

Saksham

Saksham, 3-years old is currently admitted to A.I.I.M.S. due Eyes Cancer. He needs Jumbo Pack Diapers and an electric kettle.

Imroj Khan

Imroj Khan is an 18-year-old who comes from a financially disadvantaged background. Due to the limited resources available to his family, he was unable to attend school. Tragically, he was diagnosed with Blood Cancer last year, and he is currently undergoing treatment at A.I.I.M.S. Unfortunately, his platelet count drops significantly, and the doctors have asked …

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Akshansh Ananth

Akshansh Ananth, 5-year-old , was diagnosed with Blood Cancer a year back. He urgently requires an injection that must be administered latest by tomorrow. The cost of the injection is Rs.15,400, and his parents have exhausted all their money. They are desperately seeking help.Time is of the essence, and any contribution, no matter how small, …

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