On 3rd November, in the middle of the night at 3 o’clock, Nagaraju had to rush his 6 year old daughter to the emergency ward of the nearby town which was 30 km away, riding on his old bike.


Her organs are failing due to a fatal disease
“From one hospital to another we kept travelling and finally when we found the hospital that could treat her, we also found out that my daughter might… her organs are failing. Until yesterday she kept talking at least a little bit, saying ‘daddy water, daddy I want to go home, where is mummy’ but now, she has completely fallen silent.” - Nagaraju


Spandana’s mother is unaware of her condition
“Shivamma, my sister in law, is back at our village taking care of her newborn son. We haven’t told her any of this, she will not be able to handle it. We tell her that she is fine and is eating well but she is not. What will I tell her if anything happens to her little girl?” - Spandana's aunt

Nagaraju and Shivamma (mother), both work as daily wage farmers. What they earn is barely enough for their basic needs. Nagraju sold the only land he had and has nothing left to sell to save his daughter. Spandana needs PICU care for at least 2 more weeks to fully recover and for that the cost will be 8 lakh rupees.

Spandana is not the only child of Nagaraju and Shivamma who is suffering, their younger daughter of 4 is also suffering from dengue. Nagaraju is devastated and is feeling completely lost now. He is in Bangalore with Spandana while the other child is admitted in the city hospital near their village.

“Why is this happening to my children, both of them are hundreds of kilometers away. If I be with one I can’t be with the other. Am I failing them both? Please help me.” - NagarajuYour generous contribution can save this little child from a fatal disease. With your help, Nagaraju can take Spandana back home to her mother who is eagerly waiting for her and Nagaraju can go to his younger daughter who is sick as well.