Join Us in Battling Heart Disease

We partner with hospitals in Brazil and Peru to provide life-saving heart surgeries for children in need, while ensuring they receive comprehensive care throughout their medical journey. This includes early diagnosis, advanced imaging, expert evaluations, and individualized treatment plans.

Each child is supported by a full medical team—pediatric cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, anesthesiologists, ICU specialists, nurses, perfusionists, and rehabilitation therapists—working together to deliver the highest level of care. We also provide emotional and educational support for families, recognizing the challenges they face.

Beyond direct care, we invest in training local healthcare professionals, equipping hospitals with resources and knowledge to improve outcomes and strengthen pediatric heart care systems for the future.

We stand beside families navigating the difficult path of childhood heart disease, offering emotional guidance and educational support along the way. In countries like Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Malawi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, we provide heart care kits, emergency treatment, and early screenings to reach children before conditions become critical.

When specialized surgery isn’t available locally, we coordinate and fund life-saving operations abroad—covering everything from travel arrangements to post-surgical care. We also work with local health professionals to offer training and resources, helping to strengthen cardiac care services for the future.

Through every effort, we’re committed to giving each child the chance to heal, grow, and live a healthy life—no matter where they’re born.

We’re raising awareness about children’s heart health through community events, school programs, and outreach that educate families and reduce fear around heart conditions.

In partnership with clinics and hospitals in India and Nepal, we support early diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care for children in need. We also collaborate with global organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, Save the Children, and the Global Initiative for Children’s Surgery to expand access, train health workers, and advocate for better care policies.

Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected system so no child is denied life-saving heart care due to poverty or location