Urgent Funds Needed
Help bring back the smiles of children by supporting their heart surgery
Your generous support can directly fund life-saving treatments and become the heartbeat of a child's future. By joining CHIME’s mission, you can help transform lives. Even the smallest contribution can create lasting change, giving these children hope and opportunity for a healthier, brighter future. Together, we can make a difference.
Urgent Funds Needed to Save Jeevitha.S Life
Jeevitha, 7, from Krishnagiri, studies in a Government school. Diagnosed with severe aortic stenosis, she urgently needs a ROSS Procedure costing ₹4,50,000. Her father, a daily wage labourer, cannot afford the treatment. Please support.
Urgent Funds Needed to Save Sadana's Life
Ms. Malar & Mr. Ravi, daily wage workers from Dharmapuri, seek help for their daughter Sadhana, 14, born with a heart defect. She needs VSD device closure costing ₹2,00,000. With low income and past loss, they urgently need support.
Urgent Funds Needed to Save Rithish’s Life
Rithish, a 15-year-old from Dharmapuri, has Tetralogy of Fallot since age one. Due to financial hardship, he had a temporary BT shunt in 2018. After a MIOT camp screening, he now needs intracardiac repair costing ₹4,50,000.
Urgent Funds Needed to Save Harish’s Life
Master Harish, 13, from Cuddalore, has congenital heart disease since infancy. He underwent valve surgeries at MIOT in 2021. Now needing urgent redo surgery costing ₹4,50,000, his family cannot afford the treatment.
Urgent Funds Needed to Save Vishnukumar’s Life
Vishnukumar J, 16, from Chennai, has Rheumatic Heart Disease with severe mitral regurgitation. Doctors advised mitral valve repair costing ₹3,65,000. With his father deceased, his mother cannot afford this life-saving surgery.
Urgent Funds Needed to Save Sujith Kumar’s Life
Sujith Kumar, a 6-year-old from Chennai, was diagnosed with a coronary artery fistula after seizures at age 3. Advised transcatheter closure, his family couldn’t afford it. At MIOT, surgery costing ₹2,25,000 is now planned
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Years of Saving Lives
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Children Treated
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Children Screened