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Once again, we are grateful.
Putting those smiles on their faces
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Thanks to our backers and supporters, Gatimu (left) underwent a 5-hour successful surgery, and we empowered the family!
- Gatimu
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Nanyu here, previously suffered a growth on her head. It was protruded and produced bad odour. You saved her life!
- Nanyu
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This pretty angel had a painful condition that made her unable to dispose of her waste in the normal way, but today she can smile!
- Baby Esther
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Zawadi (left) had a swollen leg with large wounds. His aged grandma could only watch in despair. You saved the situation!
- Zawadi
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Baby Jackline was born prematurely, and developed a growth on her face just days after birth. Together, we transformed her life!
- Baby Jackline
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Maureen (center) was diagnosed with cancer. Through our kind donors, Save a Life was able to help her mom with medical costs.
- Maureen
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Janet, a young girl who got badly burnt on hot cooking oil was nursing wounds at home with her desperate mom. We stepped in!
- Baby Janet
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Martha had 4 children and no place to call shelter. We partnered with Dr. Guru from Simba Cement and built her a house!
- Martha Wanjiru
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Save a Life handed Ksh. 120,000 to Mama Brian for her son, Brian's medical bill. Thank you so much for your donation!
- Mama Brian
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We continue to save lives. Thank you all for supporting Baba Caroline to cater for his medical bill. God bless you all.
- Baba Caroline
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Together, Save a Life helped Anastasia to offset her outstanding medical bill at The Karen Hospital. Thanks for your support!
- Anastasia
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We handed a cheque worth Ksh. 250,000 to Stephen Otieno. Otieno had suffered for the last 15 years with tropical ulcers.
- Mr. Stephen Otieno