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The Story of Sagira with Mitaan Foundation

Sixteen-year-old Sagira Khatun hails from a small village in West Bengal, driven by a dream to one day become a doctor and dedicate her life to serving others. However, for over a year, her dreams seemed to slip away as she faced the debilitating effects of Meningothelial Meningioma, a condition tha... Sixteen-year-old Sagira Khatun hails from a small village in West Bengal, driven by a dream to one day become a doctor and dedicate her life to serving others. However, for over a year, her dreams seemed to slip away as she faced the debilitating effects of Meningothelial Meningioma, a condition that began to rob her of her vision and hope for the future. Her father, Golam Mustafa, watched in despair as Sagira’s condition worsened. Despite spending around Rs. 1,00,000 on treatments, their savings had been exhausted, and they could no longer afford the rising medical expenses. When Mitaan Foundation learned of Sagira’s condition, they understood the urgency. Without immediate intervention, Sagira risked losing her eyesight permanently. The Foundation, which works tirelessly to help patients in remote areas, quickly mobilized resources and raised funds for her surgery. Thanks to the collective effort of many generous donors and the relentless dedication of Mitaan Foundation, Sagira underwent a critical surgery that successfully removed the tumor. She has now regained partial eyesight—a significant victory in her journey toward full recovery. But her battle is not over yet. Sagira requires further treatment, including MRI scans, perimetry eye tests, and other diagnostic procedures, to ensure the tumor does not regrow and to help restore her eyesight fully. An additional eye surgery is necessary to give her the chance to see clearly again—an expensive procedure that requires further funding. Despite the challenges ahead, Sagira’s spirit remains strong. She dreams of becoming a doctor to help others lead better, healthier lives, and with continued support, that dream is still within reach. Mitaan Foundation is working day and night to support Sagira and patients like her in the most remote regions of India, ensuring they receive the care they need to live better lives. Your prayers, support, and contributions can make a world of difference. Please continue to support Sagira by sharing her story and helping us raise the necessary funds for her complete recovery. Together, we can turn hope into healing.

The Story of Jay with Mitaan Foundation

A Successful Operation and a Brighter Future Jay, a two-year-old boy from Baikunthpur, Chhattisgarh, was living in constant pain due to Hydrocephalus, a condition where excess fluid built up in his brain, increasing pressure and causing his head to grow abnormally. His parents, who had once celebrat... A Successful Operation and a Brighter Future Jay, a two-year-old boy from Baikunthpur, Chhattisgarh, was living in constant pain due to Hydrocephalus, a condition where excess fluid built up in his brain, increasing pressure and causing his head to grow abnormally. His parents, who had once celebrated the birth of a healthy baby, were heartbroken as their son’s condition worsened. Unable to walk, talk, or even sleep peacefully, Jay’s future seemed bleak. As the pressure in Jay’s head intensified, his family’s desperation grew. They knew he needed immediate brain surgery to relieve the pressure and prevent permanent damage, but they were financially struggling and could not afford the treatment. Mitaan Foundation’s Life-Saving Intervention When Mitaan Foundation learned of Jay’s dire situation, they knew they had to act fast. Known for their dedication to helping children in need, Mitaan quickly mobilized resources and launched a fundraising campaign. Through the generosity of donors and the Foundation’s tireless efforts, they were able to raise the necessary funds to cover Jay’s life-saving brain surgery. Mitaan ensured that every logistical challenge was overcome, making arrangements with medical professionals and clearing all financial obstacles. A Successful Operation Thanks to Mitaan Foundation’s swift action, Jay underwent a critical brain surgery that successfully relieved the pressure on his brain. The surgeons drained the excess fluid, which immediately reduced the swelling in Jay’s head. This operation was a turning point in Jay’s battle against Hydrocephalus. Mitaan Foundation’s Ongoing Support Mitaan Foundation’s involvement doesn’t end with Jay’s surgery. They remain committed to ensuring that he receives the post-surgery care he needs, from follow-up doctor visits to nutritional support. Their goal is to see Jay not just survive, but thrive, and they are working closely with his family to monitor his progress. Jay now has a real chance at a happy and healthy childhood, something that once seemed impossible.

The Story of Marsina with Mitaan Foundation

Fourteen-year-old Marsina Khatun comes from Murshidabad, West Bengal—a place where dreams often get overshadowed by hardship. But Marsina, despite facing a painful and rare condition called Vascular Malformation, held on to one dream: to become a doctor and help children like herself who suffer in s... Fourteen-year-old Marsina Khatun comes from Murshidabad, West Bengal—a place where dreams often get overshadowed by hardship. But Marsina, despite facing a painful and rare condition called Vascular Malformation, held on to one dream: to become a doctor and help children like herself who suffer in silence.

For years, Marsina struggled with a growing swelling that affected her lower lip, tongue, and face. Eating, speaking, and even smiling became daily challenges. As her condition worsened, she was forced to stop going to school. The judgmental stares, whispers, and emotional pain weighed heavily on her.

Her father, a humble cook, did everything he could. But with an estimated surgery cost, the family had exhausted every possible avenue—taking loans, borrowing from friends, and pleading for help.

That’s when the Mitaan Foundation stepped in.

Moved by Marsina’s strength and determination, Mitaan immediately began raising funds for her life-saving surgery. Within a short span, the campaign reached compassionate donors across the country who came together to help a young girl get her smile back.

Thanks to this collective support, Marsina underwent a complex multi-specialty surgery —one that successfully removed the tumor and gave her back her ability to eat and speak without pain.

Today, Marsina is not only healing physically but also emotionally. She’s beginning to smile again. She’s dreaming again. And most importantly, she’s planning to go back to school—with her eyes set on one day becoming a doctor.

But her journey is far from over. Marsina will continue to need follow-up care and monitoring to ensure her recovery remains on track. With your continued support, we can make sure her dreams aren’t just dreams—they become reality.

Mitaan Foundation remains committed to children like Marsina—those battling in silence in remote parts of India. Every success story like hers is a reminder of the power of collective kindness.

Thank you for helping Marsina smile again.

Rising Again After the Fire

Nineteen year old Monika once dreamed of becoming a computer science graduate. She wanted to give her mother a better life and prove that poverty could not define her. But two years ago, a tragic kitchen accident changed everything. Her hair caught fire while she was cooking, and within moments, the... Nineteen year old Monika once dreamed of becoming a computer science graduate. She wanted to give her mother a better life and prove that poverty could not define her. But two years ago, a tragic kitchen accident changed everything. Her hair caught fire while she was cooking, and within moments, the flames spread to her face, neck, and hands.
Her family rushed her to the hospital the only way they could on a cart. By the time she arrived, the damage was already done. With no resources for advanced care, she received only basic treatment. Her hands were scarred, her right hand partially disabled, and her dreams of school and independence seemed to slip away.
But Monika’s spirit refused to be defeated. She still wanted to study, type on a keyboard, and proudly tell her mother, “You don’t have to struggle anymore.” What she needed was specialized surgery and rehabilitation—treatment far beyond what her family could afford.
That’s when the Mitaan Foundation stepped in.
Moved by her courage, we launched a campaign to raise funds for her critical surgeries. Donations began coming in, but even as the target seemed difficult, we stood by our commitment: “Like we promised, even if the amount is not raised, we treat everyone.”
And we kept our word.
With the help of compassionate donors and our medical partners, Monika underwent the first stages of her reconstructive treatment. The surgeries were complex and painful, but they marked the beginning of her healing. For the first time since the accident, Monika can use her hands more freely. The scars remain, but her confidence is returning. She is slowly writing again, holding small objects, and most importantly she is smiling.
Monika still has a long road ahead. More surgeries and therapy sessions will be required to restore her full functionality. But today, she is no longer hiding from mirrors. She is talking about going back to school. She is laughing with her mother again.
Her journey is proof that accidents don’t have to end dreams sometimes, they create new ones.
At Mitaan Foundation, Monika’s success story is a reminder of why we do what we do: to ensure that no child, no young woman, and no family is left behind just because they cannot afford treatment.
To everyone who donated, shared, and supported Monika, thank you for being part of her healing. Together, we’ve not just treated burns, we’ve reignited hope.

From Wires and Machines to His Mother’s Arms

When little Usman was born months before his due date, the world seemed far too heavy for his tiny lungs and fragile heart. He was rushed straight into the NICU, connected to tubes, wires, and machines before his mother could even hold him. For weeks, she could only watch from a distance, aching for... When little Usman was born months before his due date, the world seemed far too heavy for his tiny lungs and fragile heart. He was rushed straight into the NICU, connected to tubes, wires, and machines before his mother could even hold him. For weeks, she could only watch from a distance, aching for the moment she could cradle her baby in her arms.
Both of Usman’s parents live with physical disabilities. They knew hardship, rejection, and pain all too well. But nothing broke them like watching their only child fight for every single breath. Their disabilities limited their work opportunities, and with the cost of intensive care reaching into lakhs, they felt helpless. The fear of losing Usman before he had a chance to live haunted them every day.
That’s when the Mitaan Foundation stepped in.
Moved by his story, we launched a fundraiser for Usman’s treatment. The goal was to collect donations for months of NICU care, ventilator support, and critical treatment for his weak heart and lungs.

Within days, donors across the country came together. Every rupee became oxygen, every share turned into medicine, and every prayer gave Usman one more chance at life. Piece by piece, hope began to replace despair.
With the funds raised and the support of our partner hospitals, Usman received round-the-clock medical care. He stayed under ventilator support until his lungs grew stronger. His heart condition was stabilized with treatment and medication. Slowly, the wires and tubes began to reduce.
And then came the moment his mother had waited for since the day of his birth, the day she finally held her son. For the first time, Usman wasn’t surrounded by machines; he was surrounded by love.
Today, Usman is breathing on his own. He still requires monitoring and follow-up visits, but his journey of survival is nothing short of a miracle. From a baby who lived entirely in a hospital bed, he is now beginning to know the comfort of home, the warmth of his parents’ embrace, and the promise of a future.
For his parents, this is more than just a medical recovery. It is dignity restored, a second chance at parenthood, and the hope that their son will grow up without the same struggles they endured.
At Mitaan Foundation, Usman’s story is a reminder of why we never give up. Behind every wire, every ventilator, and every bill is a child waiting to live and parents waiting to dream again.
To everyone who donated, shared, and prayed: thank you. You didn’t just save a baby. You gave a mother her first embrace, a father his first smile of relief, and a family their future.
This is what collective kindness can do. This is what hope looks like.