7-year-old Udayakumar from Thiruvallur, diagnosed with a serious heart rhythm disorder, successfully underwent a life-saving pacemaker replacement with timely financial support. He is now recovering well and looking forward to a healthier future.

2-year-old Hemashree from Chennai, diagnosed with a complex congenital heart condition and DiGeorge syndrome, underwent successful life-saving heart surgery with financial support. She is now recovering well and continuing regular follow-up care.

Baby Sastivell from Thiruvallur was born with a serious congenital heart defect and suffered repeated respiratory infections. With support from CHIME and generous donors, he successfully underwent life-saving heart surgery and is now recovering well.

5-year-old Kalish from Dharmapuri, born with a serious congenital heart defect, successfully underwent life-saving heart treatment with support from CHIME and generous donors. Today, he is recovering well and slowly regaining his strength.

At just 13 years old, Sivarangan was diagnosed with a serious heart condition a moment that brought uncertainty and fear into his young life. While he may not have fully understood the complexity of his illness, the concern in his parents’ eyes said everything.

A childhood marked by struggle, transformed by hope and care.
Anbarasan’s journey is a testament to the power of timely treatment.

When hope seemed distant, compassion stepped in.
Akshyny’s life was transformed through timely care.

A father’s unwavering love fought against all odds.
Maghizhini’s journey is a story of hope, courage, and life restored.

Diagnosed with a critical heart condition at just 7 days old, Baby Gopika Sree’s journey became a race against time. At MIOT International, in collaboration with CHIME, she received timely, life-saving cardiac care. Today, she thrives as a healthy and happy child an inspiring testament to expert care, resilience, and hope.

Every heartbeat tells a story. Baby Yazhnila was born with a complex congenital heart condition. Her oxygen levels fell dangerously from 85% to 75% and doctors confirmed that only open-heart surgery could save her life.