Littltonescure – Foundation

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Be The Hope for
Those Who Can't Cope

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Support a Child's
Fight for Life

Your Donation Makes All the Difference,

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Nurturing
Promising Futures

Providing Timely Medical Treatment and Support for Children from Underprivileged Families

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The Gift of Life

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Let's Nurture Future Doctors,
Engineers, Artists,
Athletes, etc.

They need the right medical care as children to build a promising future

Anil Kumar and Ramya

Baby of Anil Kumar and Ramya

Baby of Ranya Born at 25 weeks’ gestational age with a birth weight of 715

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₹20,00,000.00 Goal

Lakshmi & Kishan

Baby of Sita Bala Lakshmi twin 2

Twin 1 : She had respiratory distress requiring a medication called surfactant,

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₹25,00,000.00 Goal

Lakshmi & Kishan

Baby of Sita Bala Lakshmi twin 1

Twin 1 : She had respiratory distress requiring a medication called surfactant,

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₹14,00,000.00 Goal

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About LIttle Ones

At Little Ones Cure Foundation, A Unit of Bal Arogya Samvardhan, we are dedicated to providing these precious children with the care that they desperately need. From life-saving surgeries to essential medical treatments, our mission is to ensure that no baby is left without hope. However, our ability to make a difference relies heavily on the generosity of compassionate individuals like you.

Our Vision

To create a world where every child, regardless of their illness or circumstance, has access to life-saving medical care and the opportunity to thrive, so that no child is left behind due to financial constraints, and every young life can be nurtured back to health through compassionate support and advanced medical treatment.

Surgery: Redo RVOT repair on 06/04/2024 Story: Baby Neredumilli Dayan Varshith was diagnosed with a severe form of right ventricular outflow tract obstruction (RVOTO), a condition that obstructed the normal flow of blood from his heart to his lungs. This critical condition required immediate intervention. On 6th April 2024, the skilled surgical team successfully performed a redo RVOT repair. Today, Dayan is recovering well, showing signs of a strong and healthy heart, and his family is relieved and grateful.

Neredumilli Dayan Varshith Severe RVOTO (infundibular)

Surgery: Intra-cardiac repair of VSD on 05/04/2024 Story: Little Gollena Saanvi faced a challenging journey with a large ventricular septal defect (VSD) and severe pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). Despite the complexity of her condition, the surgical team carried out a successful intra-cardiac repair on 5th April 2024. Her heart is now working more efficiently, and her parents are overjoyed to see her thriving, knowing she has overcome such a significant medical challenge.

Gollena Saanvi CHD-Large Perimembranous VSD, Severe PAH

Surgery: RVOT relief, VSD closure, PDA ligation on 06/05/2024 Story: Velpula Mokshita was born with multiple heart defects, including a severe RVOTO, a small perimembranous VSD, and a small patent ductus arteriosus (PDA). Despite these hurdles, on 6th May 2024, the medical team performed a complex surgery that involved relieving the RVOT, closing the VSD, and ligating the PDA. Thanks to the timely intervention, Mokshita’s heart is now functioning normally, and she is on the path to a healthy childhood.

Velpula Mokshita Severe RVOTO, Small PM VSD, Small PDA

Surgery: RVOT relief, VSD closure, PDA ligation on 06/05/2024 Surgery: ASD surgical closure on 31/05/2024 Story: Baby Buyyani Pranith Goud was diagnosed with a large atrial septal defect (ASD), a condition that caused an abnormal flow of blood between the two upper chambers of his heart. On 31st May 2024, surgeons successfully closed the defect. Pranith is now recovering well, and his family is thrilled to see him playing and growing just like any other child his age. His future looks bright, thanks to the care he received.

Buyyani Pranith Goud arge Ostium Secundum ASD

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