15-year-old Min, whose parents passed away five years ago, lives with his uncle and his cousins in a village on the border of Burma and Thailand. He helps his uncle with his work as a farmer. On March 19, 2023, Min accidentally hit a stopped tractor-trailer with his motorcycle while driving at night. He was unable to move due to his pain, but people who were nearby brought him to the hospital. Currently, Min continues to live in pain and is unable to move his legs. With the help of our medical partner, Burma Children Medical Fund, Min will undergo surgery to reset his fractured bones, and ensure proper healing. The procedure is scheduled for March 19th at Mae Sot General Hospital and will cost $1,500. Now Min and his family need your help to raise the money for Min's surgery, which will enable him to walk again. Min said: "I feel sorry for the accident. I want to thank you [BCMF and the donor] for helping me get treatment. I hope for full recovery. After I get treated, I will try to help my uncle who has been raising me and taking care of me all the time.”

Somnang is a 30-year-old construction worker from Cambodia. He lives with his parents, who work as rice farmers, and his three younger brothers, two of whom also work in construction. His youngest brother is still in school. In his free time, Somnang likes to listen to music on the phone with his family and friends. About one month ago, Somnang developed a chalazion in his left eye, causing him itchiness, irritation, and eye redness. A chalazion is a small lump in the oil gland of the eyelid. Somnang traveled for one hour to seek treatment from our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre (CSC). On July 4th, surgeons at CSC's care center will remove the cyst through a chalazion excision procedure. After recovery, Somnang's symptoms should improve. He needs help raising $210 to fund this procedure. He shared, "After surgery, I hope my eyelid stops swelling, there is no bump and I don't have to worry about my eye when I am outside working"

Sokry is a 23-year-old construction worker from Cambodia. He lives in Pursat province with his wife and 10-year-old son. His wife works in a local factory and his son is in fifth grade. In his free time, Sokry enjoys spending this time with his friends or helping his son with schoolwork. In June 2016, Sokry was in a motorcycle collision and suffered a compound fracture to his lower left leg (tibia bone). He went to an emergency clinic where doctors performed a surgical procedure to repair the fractured bone using hardware to stabilize and help heal his fracture. Unfortunately, the hardware has recently become exposed, leaving his bone unstable. Additionally, due to the exposed hardware, Sokry has developed an infection causing chronic pain that makes it difficult for him to walk and prevents him from working. Fortunately, surgeons at our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre (CSC), are able to help Sokry. On April 21st, Sokry will undergo a hardware removal procedure. This procedure will remove the hardware from his leg, along with the infected tissue, which will allow him to walk without pain and return to work. CSC is requesting $304 to fund the procedure. Sokry shared, "After surgery, I hope the bone will heal and I will no longer have an infection. I need to work to feed my family."