3-year-old Maiah from in Myanmar was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in May 2018. It takes her
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Latifa's storyGhana
Latifa came from a large, loving family in Zoosali, a village in northern Ghana. She was just three years old when she developed eye cancer.
Latifa’s family first noticed that something was wrong when a white spot appeared in her eye. When traditional medicines and eye drops failed to work, Latifa’s parents took her to the eye clinic at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi where she underwent eye removal surgery.
The surgery cost Latifa’s family two months’ income, leaving them under severe financial pressure. Without enough money to pay for the
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Patients and Families 18.06.20
Inzali is a 7-year-old girl from Ayeyarwaddy in Myanmar. She was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia in June 2017
Patients and Families 22.05.20
Bangladesh and eastern India have been devastated by Cyclone Amphan, the most powerful cyclone to strike the area in
Patients and Families 29.04.20
Cancer hasn’t stopped for Covid-19, and children like Mima are still in desperate need of treatment to ensure they
Patients and Families 03.04.20
By the time that seven year-old Abigail-Daniella was admitted into Mbingo Baptist Hospital, her whole life had been
Patients and Families 09.01.20
At just four years old, Prasad has already spent the past year receiving cancer treatment at Kanti Children’s
Patients and Families 18.12.19
Six-year-old Hanish has been receiving treatment at Kanti Children’s Hospital in Nepal for the past three and a half
Patients and Families 04.12.19
Saadri is two and a half years old and is receiving cancer treatment at Kanti Children’s Hospital (KCH) in Kathmandu