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Tincy needs our support to complete her nursing course and after that, to provide for her family. She lives in Thamarassery with her parents and a younger brother. Her father is working as a coolie at Rs. 5000 per month, and does not have regular work. Her mother is not working, and her younger brother is still in school.

The family stays in a small house with an asbestos roof. Tincy’s father is not in a position to support the family’s daily expenses and both the children’s education. Tincy is good at studies and wants to complete her education, so that she can take care of her family.

She got admissions at a Nursing college in Thalassery, Kerala. The total fee for this academic year comes to Rs. 76,000 and the family has no way to fund this. So they approached MicroCharity for financial assistance.

Tincy has passed the second year of the course and has moved on to the third year. She requested financial assistance this year again. MicroCharity approves fund request of INR 25,000.

Fund raising closed. The fund will be transferred to Tincy’s college.

Madhu is a devoted husband and father of two, but for the past two years, he has been battling severe kidney disease. Both of his kidneys have failed, leaving him reliant on dialysis three times a week. Each session is a reminder of the urgency of his situation—he needs a kidney transplant as soon as possible to survive. Fortunately, Madhu’s wife has courageously stepped forward to donate one of her kidneys, but they still face significant costs associated with the transplant.

The cost of the kidney transplant is a staggering INR 15 lakhs. Madhu and his family have already exhausted their savings on treatment, and they now find themselves in a desperate financial crisis. His family consists of his loving wife, two young children, and his elderly mother. Their only asset is a small house on 5 cents of land, which they hold on to tightly as their last refuge.

Madhu’s situation is critical, and time is running out. The burden of medical expenses has overwhelmed his family, and they are reaching out for help. Your contribution can make a significant difference in Madhu’s life and give him a fighting chance at recovery.

Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to the goal. Your generosity will directly support Madhu’s transplant and medical care. Please share Madhu’s story with your friends, family, and social networks. The more people who know about his situation, the greater our chances of reaching our target.

Madhu’s life hangs in the balance, and he urgently needs your support. Together, we can help him get the treatment he desperately needs to live a healthy life with his family. Thank you for your kindness and compassion. Every bit helps, and with your support, we can give Madhu the chance he deserves to thrive and be with his loved ones.

MicroCharity approves the fund request.

Fund raising closed. The fund will be transferred to Madhu’s Hospital.

Catherin Anna Roby needs our help in completing her Nursing degree from Mar Sleeva College of Nursing, Pala. MicroCharity had helped her dad, Roby with his liver transplant surgery [link to https://www.microcharity.com/donations/liver-transplant-surgery-for-roby/] in 2020. He has not been able to return to work.

The only earning member of Catherin’s family is her mother who is working as a lab technician at Rs. 22,000 per month. Her elderly grandmother and younger sister, who is a student, also stays with them.

Catherin’s dream of becoming a healthcare professional faces financial hurdles, as her family is struggling to meet the annual fee of ₹1,56,325. They approached MicroCharity for financial assistance.

MicroCharity approves fund request of Rs. 50,000.

Fund raising closed. The funds will be transferred to Catherin’s College.

Thomas Sebastian, a 64-year-old auto driver from Nalukody, Kottayam needs our help in building a foundation for his house. He is working as an auto driver earning Rs. 10,000 per month. His wife is a homemaker and his two sons are working as daily labourers doing welding work. They live in an old house on a small plot of land.

The family has been allotted a 450 sq ft house under a government scheme, which offers hope for a better future. However, to claim the first installment of the grant, Thomas must first demolish his old house and build the foundation for the new one.

The family is in desperate need of money to start this crucial phase of construction, which would cost Rs. 2,00,000. With no savings and existing loans of about 2 lakhs, they are turning to the generosity of kind-hearted individuals.

Your contribution can help Thomas and his family lay the foundation for a new home, providing them with a safe and secure place to live. Any amount you can donate will make a significant difference in their lives and help them achieve the stability they so desperately need.

MicroCharity approves fund request of INR 50,000.

Fund raising closed. The funds will be used for Thomas’s house construction