Raihana, the 8-year-old daughter of Abdul Malik, is from Farah Province, Afghanistan. She is suffering from osteomyelitis, a serious bone infection that requires specialized medical attention.
Unfortunately, Raihana has not yet undergone the necessary operation. Her family faces financial difficulties and needs support to access the medical treatment she requires.
Kinder Brauchen Uns e.V. (KBU), meaning “Children Need Us,” is appealing to compassionate individuals to help raise the funds needed for Raihana's treatment.
Osteomyelitis is a bone infection that can cause significant pain and damage if not adequately treated. Raihana needs medical assessment and appropriate treatment to manage the infection and reduce the risk of further complications.
The estimated cost of her required medical treatment is €1,000. Your generosity can help make this essential care more accessible and give Raihana and her family hope during this difficult time.
Medical treatment: Help cover the cost of Raihana's necessary medical care and operation.
Access to healthcare: Support access to appropriate specialist treatment.
Hope for recovery: Help Raihana work toward a healthier future.
Family support: Reduce some of the financial burden associated with obtaining medical care.
You do not need to make a large donation to help. Every contribution, regardless of its size, can bring Raihana closer to receiving the medical attention she needs.
If you are unable to donate, sharing her story with friends, family, and your community can also help raise awareness and encourage support.
Please stand with Raihana today. Together, we can help children in need access medical care and move toward a healthier future.
Organization: Kinder Brauchen Uns e.V. (KBU)
Bank: Sparkasse Mülheim an der Ruhr
IBAN: DE68 3625 0000 0175 0911 49
PayPal: info@kinder-brauchen-uns.net
Email: info@kinder-brauchen-uns.net
Phone / WhatsApp: +49 174 5485771
Website: https://kinder-brauchen-uns.net/
Thank you for your kindness, trust, and support. Together, we can help more children receive the care they need.
