We urgently seek your help for Shijin Sreekumar, a 47-year-old resident of Mavelikkara, Kerala, who is facing a critical health crisis. Diagnosed with chronic kidney failure, Shijin requires immediate medical intervention through dialysis and kidney transplantation. Despite the urgent need for treatment, financial constraints have forced Shijin to delay these life-saving procedures, severely impacting his health and quality of life. The mounting medical expenses are beyond his family’s means. Your support, no matter the amount, will help Shijin access the vital medical care he desperately needs. Each contribution brings him closer to receiving proper treatment and a chance at a healthier life. Please join us in this critical mission to save Shijin’s life. Your generosity today can make a life-changing difference. Thank you for your compassion and support

Lakshmi Nair, and her family are going through an unimaginably difficult time. Her 3-year-old son has been battling an aggressive brain tumor for the past 8 months, undergoing chemotherapy, brain surgery, radiation, and immunotherapy at MVR Cancer Center, Calicut. Now, he has been approved for a promising clinical trial at Penn State Children’s Hospital in Hershey, USA. While the trial itself is free, the family must cover international travel and living expenses beyond the 5 days the hospital provides. Rishaan needs to come to US every 3 months for the Ist year and every 6 months for the 2nd year in order to complete the treatment(total 6 visits) They have already spent over ₹1.1 crore on his treatment, thanks to the generosity of many. With both parents caring full-time for their son and their older child, aged 6, they are emotionally and financially exhausted. Lakshmi has also faced deep personal loss in the past, including the tragic loss of her daughter and mother-in-law in a car accident. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference.

Mrs. Sreethamma is a 51-year-old homemaker and mother of two from a low-income family in Chengannur. She was diagnosed with uterine leiomyosarcoma (a rare and aggressive cancer) in 2023. Despite limited resources, her family managed to fund a laparoscopic hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy in August 2023, followed by 6 cycles of intensive adjuvant chemotherapy (Ifosfamide + Doxorubicin + Mesna) at a private oncology center. She has Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus on oral medications and belongs to a BPL (Below Poverty Line) family with a monthly income of less than ₹8,000 from her husband’s daily wage labor. Mrs. Sreethamma fighting recurrent metastatic cancer with extraordinary courage but no financial means. Her family has exhausted all resources and now seeks charitable assistance to fund this life-saving surgery. Every help counts. Every day matters. Please help give this brave mother a fighting chance.

Job V.T., a dedicated resident of Koothattukulam, Ernakulam District, Kerala, India, has been bravely battling Multiple Myeloma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer, since 2023. Currently under treatment at Rajagiri Hospital, Job underwent a Bone Marrow Transplant (Stem Cells) last year as part of his ongoing care. Known for his impactful work as a social activist and active member of the international Red Cross, his contributions to the community have been widely recognized and honored by various organizations. Multiple Myeloma demands intensive and prolonged medical care, including chemotherapy, which has become financially overwhelming for Job and his moderate-income family. The high cost of post-transplant treatment, including chemotherapy sessions, medications, and associated medical expenses, has placed a significant strain on their resources. Despite his inspiring service to others, Job now faces a critical need for support to continue his life-saving treatment. We aim to raise funds to help cover Job V.T.’s chemotherapy sessions, medications, and related medical expenses. Your contributions will alleviate the financial burden on his family, allowing him to focus on his recovery and continue his valuable community work. Why Your Support Matters Job’s resilience and dedication to social good make his fight personal for many. Your donation, no matter the size, will provide him with the medical care he needs to overcome this challenging illness and inspire hope in his community.

Helping Hands team request financial support for a family in urgent need of better housing. The head of the family is called Kuttiyamma, Peralunkal, residing at Peratta, PO Koottupuzha,.Kannur (DT) Keala 670706. This family is currently living in very poor conditions, and your help can make a great difference in their lives. At present, an 80-year-old mother, her son, daughter-in-law, and their three children-including a 15-year-old daughter-are all living together in a single small room. The lack of space and privacy has made their life extremely difficult, especially considering the health needs of the elderly mother and the growing children. They are fortunate to have been promised partial help from the local Panchayath for the construction of a house. However, the support from the Panchayath will not be sufficient to complete the house, and they are in urgent need of additional financial assistance to make this dream a reality. The Panchayath will provide the sanctioned amount only after construction of the house. Therefore, we humbly request your esteemed association to kindly consider this request and extend the maximum possible financial support for their house construction. Your generous contribution will bring hope, dignity, and a better future to this deserving family. Please support.

Request your prayers and support for Mr. Benny aged 59, who met with a motorcycle accident in November 2023 and had a serious head injury. He was first admitted in Little Flower Hostpital, Angamaly and then for further treatment admitted in the Indo American Hospital at Vaikom. He had a major surgery. After a few months of intensive care and treatment he was discharged with only slight progress in health. Now he is bedridden and undergoing physiotherapy and medication. Benny had been running a small fastfood shop from which he had a meagre income with which he had to support his family in their educational and medical needs. Mr. Benny's wife Jessy is a homemaker and they have two sons, Jeevan and Victor. Jeevan aged 20 is pursuing Bachlor's Degree in Commerce. His brother Victor has just completed preliminary studies. Jeevan is also doing part-time jobs to support the family. The family is struggling to meet their daily needs after the accident. The treatment and the hospital stay incurred a huge expense ie, more than Rs. 20 lakhs approximately. Many kind-hearted people and charity organisations and also the church helped him in this pathetic situations. To make matters worse, he failed to remit the dues of the housing loans and the little possessions he has, are under the threat of revenue recovery.