Saving lives one heartbeat at a time
We are committed to a healthy childhood, reducing the global burden of congenital heart disease. We provide assistance, hope, and treatment to every child affected by Congenital Heart Defects (CHDs)
Source: The Lancet. 1/7/2017 “The Invisible Child: Childhood heart disease in global health”. V(389)
Simeon Omogiade Aigbosa's family faced devastation when their newborn, Gabriella Osareme Aigbosa, was diagnosed with a heart defect at Lagos University Teaching Hospital in Nigeria. The costly surgery needed was beyond their means until they learned about the Sai Sanjeevani Hospital in India offering free treatment.
Despite initial disbelief, they traveled to the hospital where Gabriella underwent successful surgery and fully recovered, prompting Simeon to describe it as a miracle. He expressed concern over Nigeria's inadequate healthcare facilities, witnessing children's lives lost due to lack of medical resources
Kardosh Pok, a four-year-old from Papua New Guinea, underwent successful PDA ligation at the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital in Suva, Fiji. His parents, Yutikas and Jessie, learned about the hospital through a free heart screening camp and were deeply grateful for the high-quality, free treatment.
The hospital's services were crucial as they struggled to find affordable treatment elsewhere in Suva. Yutikas and Jessie emphasized the hospital's significance not only for Fiji but also for children across the South Pacific islands, recognizing it as a valuable resource for those in need of heart care.
TAPVC, a rare congenital heart defect affecting 1 in 10,000 babies, requires urgent intervention due to symptoms like bluish skin and rapid breathing. Without treatment, it can lead to severe complications such as heart failure.
Vansh from Haryana faced delayed diagnosis of TAPVC, resulting in critical condition after a cardiac arrest. Burdened with financial constraints they came to Sanjeevani Hospital as a last solace of hope. Vansh underwent a successful surgery, resolving his respiratory issues and bringing joy to his family upon discharge
“For these children, cardiac surgery services are necessary. A child who is one-week years old, a month-old child, or a 7 years old child, their heart surgery seems miraculous in itself... I believe that these hospitals will not only be a center of health for every patient but also a center of faith, a source of new trust, and a cause of new energy.”
“I would say by doing this noble work, you are not just giving our children the opportunity to lead a healthy life, you are also giving them an opportunity to dream big and chase their dreams.”
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