Children's Disease Information

The family faces significant financial hardship. Their main source of income comes from the father’s irregular daily labor, which is unstable and often insufficient to cover the family’s basic needs. During particularly difficult times, the family has also relied on essential supplies donated by charitable groups.

Their situation became even more challenging after a serious accident. While working, K’ Lu Quách’s father was bitten by a venomous snake. Although his life was saved, his arm suffered severe tissue damage and has never fully recovered, significantly affecting his ability to work. With several young children to care for, the financial burden on him has only grown heavier. When even daily meals must be carefully budgeted, the cost of surgery for their child was something the family could hardly imagine being able to afford.

Fortunately, through referrals from charitable groups, K’ Lu Quách was connected with The Children of Vietnam Charitable Fund and brought to a specialist for medical assessment. Based on the doctor’s recommendation, he needs surgery as soon as possible to provide better conditions for recovery and improve the function and mobility of his right hand. The Children of Vietnam Charitable Fund sincerely calls upon our generous donors and supporters to help cover the cost of K’ Lu Quách’s surgery.

Every contribution, no matter the amount, can bring him one step closer to receiving timely treatment and give him the opportunity to improve the function of his hand, learn, play, and grow with greater confidence like other children his age.

Please join us in giving K’ Lu Quách the opportunity to move more freely, develop his abilities, and look forward to a brighter future.

Note:
The estimated total cost is based on the initial treatment plan provided by the doctor.
The cost may be adjusted after follow-up appointments.
Upon completion of the treatment process, the final cost will be accurately updated and substantiated by the medical records from the hospital where the children are receiving treatment.