Miss Khushi Deepak Makhija belongs to a financially struggling family. Her mother, Mrs. Anita Haresh Makhija, is a single mother and works as an imitation jewellery worker for daily livelihood. Khushi’s father, Mr. Deepak Haresh Makhija, passed away in the year 2015.
Baby Kavya’s father, Mr. Kacharu Hiwale, works as a medical helper and earns a modest monthly income of approximately ₹15,000/-. He is the sole earning member of a family of four, while his wife, Mrs. Shivkanya, is a homemaker.
A Tiny Fighter’s Victory: Baby of Jayashri Dipak More Recovers After Critical NICU Journey Help Required Rs. 3,00,000/- Gratitude Beyond Words Discharge Report Success Story of Baby of Mrs. Reshma Veralkar Dear Supporter, We are happy to share an important update regarding Baby of Mrs. Reshma Veralkar. With your generous support and timely contributions, the […]
Baby of Mrs. Shivkumari Yadav is a 1-month-old female infant currently admitted to Surya Hospitals, Santacruz, under the care of Dr. Richa Choubey. She was born extremely premature with a very low birth weight of just 865 grams.
Baby Arpit Pawar is a 2-year-old male child diagnosed with Congenital Heart Disease, a serious heart condition that requires immediate medical intervention.
We are happy to inform you that Baby Ayush Nikam has been successfully discharged after her heart surgery.
We are delighted to inform you that the twin babies of Mrs. Pallavi Vaibhav Chavan have recovered well and are now in good health.
We are pleased to share that Baby Avyan Amol Patil’s medical treatment has been successfully completed. and he has now been discharged.
Baby Sanya Shaikh belongs to a financially struggling family of five members. Her father, Shairuddin Shaikh, works as a self-worker and is the only earning member of the household. Her mother is a homemaker. With limited and unstable income, the family is already managing daily household expenses with difficulty. The sudden burden of high medical costs due to Sanya’s Congenital Heart Disease has pushed them into severe financial hardship.
Baby Sankalpo Das, a young child from South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, is undergoing treatment for a serious pediatric cancer at Tata Medical Center, Kolkata. His condition requires continuous chemotherapy, close monitoring, and frequent hospital visits. The treatment is long, intensive, and financially exhausting for his family. They urgently need support to continue his life-saving care.
