Rakshika, a 3-year-old girl from a small village in Rajasthan, suffered severe burns when a kerosene lamp accidentally fell on her. With over 40% of her body affected, including her face, arms, and chest, she was in excruciating pain.

Immanuel was diagnosed with a serious heart condition that required urgent medical treatment. Without immediate surgery, her life was at risk. However, her family faced a heartbreaking challenge—her father, Vijay Ashok, a daily wage laborer, could not afford the ₹1,50,000 needed for her treatment.

Archana was suddenly struck by a life-threatening illness that required urgent hospitalization. Her condition worsened rapidly, and doctors advised immediate ICU admission to save her life.

At Child Care India Trust, we believe in transforming lives and giving hope to those in need. One such inspiring story is that of Mahi, a young and brave individual who battled heart disease with incredible courage and determination.

At Child Care India Trust, we believe that every life is precious, and no one should suffer due to a lack of medical care. One such inspiring journey is that of Aayuj Kumar, a brave young soul who fought against blood cancer and emerged victorious.

Mamta, a young and courageous girl, was born with a congenital heart defect (hole in the heart). Since childhood, she struggled with fatigue, shortness of breath, and frequent health complications. Her condition worsened over time, and doctors advised immediate surgical intervention to close the hole in her heart.

A Devastating Accident That Changed Everything

Two-year-old Ishant, a cheerful and energetic child, met with a tragic accident when he accidentally came into contact with a hot substance. The incident left him with severe thermal burns covering 40-45% of his Total Body Surface Area (TBSA). His condition quickly deteriorated, and he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

His father, Ahvendra, and the rest of the family were heartbroken. Seeing their little boy suffer was unbearable. The medical team informed them that Ishant required urgent and specialized treatment, including wound dressing, debridement, pain management, and possibly surgical skin grafting. The road to recovery would be long, painful, and expensive.