Amar’s medications ran out during lockdown

💊 Amar’s dad called Sunil when he found out Amar’s medications for maintenance ran out during the lockdown and they weren’t sure where to find it or get it all the way to the village. Sunil, his sister Harimaya from the foundation, and Amar’s dad had a conference to discuss exactly what was needed. By working together they were able to arrange for the right medicine to be sent to Amar as he continues his recovery.

💻 His dad reports that 13-year-old Amar is doing well and even better than before. Due to the lockdown the school in the village has all the students online which has been a challenge without reliable internet service in this remote location.

🚲 Amar still gets to enjoy riding his new bike around the village and spending time with his friends.

❤️ We were pleased to hear of Amar’s progress and for the opportunity to advocate for him in these challenging times.

🌸 We deeply appreciate those of you who are able to partner with us financially to support these precious children and families either with a one-time donation or a monthly donation. This helps ensure our ability to provide ongoing support to these families in their time of crisis.

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