Our Case Studies

Explore how we turn hope into action. These profiles highlight our core initiatives, capturing the challenges faced by local communities and the sustainable solutions we delivered together.

Education Assistance

Case 1: Education Assistance

Financial support for children's school and university fees to ease the burden on a hardworking mother and her medically vulnerable husband.

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Medical Treatment Help

Case 2: Medical Treatment

Urgent assistance required for an elderly woman's SRDP treatment after her husband and son lost their jobs.

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College Fees Support

Case 3: College Fees Support

Funding required for the second-year college fees of a student whose father, a local driver, is struggling with household expenses.

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Pediatric Heart Care

Case 4: Pediatric Heart Care

Critical intervention needed for a young girl battling a congenital heart defect and respiratory limitations.

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Brain Hemorrhage ICU Care

Case 5: Brain Hemorrhage ICU

Emergency medical funds for an unemployed father fighting for his life in the ICU following a severe secondary brain hemorrhage.

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Cancer Hospital Support

Case 6: Cancer Hospital Support

Hospital bill relief for an older patient recovering from rectum cancer surgery whose son cannot bear the full medical expenses.

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Severe Asthma Relief

Case 7: Severe Asthma Relief

Monthly medical support to afford vital inhalers and nebulizers for a chronic asthma patient struggling with living expenses.

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School Fees Assistance

Case 8: School Fees Assistance

Yearly school fees support for a young student whose hardworking father earns a low income as a local electrician.

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Living Expenses Relief

Case 9: Living Expenses Relief

Basic living support for an elderly couple relying entirely on unpredictable day-labor and housework to survive.

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University Degree Support

Case 10: University Support

Continuation support for university fees to keep a bright young student enrolled in her 3-year BBA program.

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Daughters' Education Fees

Case 11: Education Support

Financial support to clear school fees for two young daughters of a low-income hardware shop worker.

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Critical Cancer Surgery

Case 12: Post-Surgery ICU

Emergency medical funding for a father of three resting on a ventilator after a massive, life-threatening liver cancer surgery.

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College Fees Continuation

Case 13: College Graduation Support

Continued educational funding for a hard-working driver's daughter to ensure she can complete her college degree.

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Ziyarat Pilgrimage Support

Case 14: Spiritual Pilgrimage

Sponsorship for a low-income family's son to perform his first holy Kerbala Ziyarat, fulfilling a lifelong spiritual dream.

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Three Daughters Education

Case 15: Three Daughters' Education

Crucial school and college fee assistance for three sisters whose parents are struggling with low wages and health issues.

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Cancer Surgery Support

Case 16: Cancer Surgery Support

Financial intervention for a hardworking father requiring extensive chemotherapy and surgery for stomach cancer.

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Stroke Recovery Care

Case 17: Stroke Recovery Care

Emergency medical assistance for an elderly mother suffering from a severe stroke and paralysis.

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Maternal Health Support

Case 18: Maternal Health Support

Vital medical funding to sustain a complex, high-risk pregnancy after six years of marriage.

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Delivery Cost Assistance

Case 19: Delivery Cost Assistance

Urgent maternal healthcare support for a complex delivery after fourteen years of waiting.

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Middle School Education

Case 20: Middle School Education

Continued educational funding for a bright young 7th-grade boy whose father is battling severe medical issues.

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Factory Worker's Children

Case 21: Factory Worker's Children

School fee assistance for a hardworking glass factory labourer striving to give his two children a good education.

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Melanoma Cancer Surgeries

Case 22: Melanoma Surgeries

Critical financial support for a father battling melanoma cancer, whose family income is entirely consumed by rent.

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Post-Operative Cancer Care

Case 23: Post-Operative Cancer Care

Continued medical funding to support the ongoing cancer recovery for a father who recently underwent three major surgeries.

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Lung Cancer Support

Case 24: Lung Cancer Support

Urgent debt relief and educational support for a family pushed into deep poverty after devastating lung cancer treatments.

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Polymyositis Medical Fund

Case 25: Polymyositis Relief

Emergency medical funds for a hardware marketing professional battling a severe diagnosis that has drained the family's savings.

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Elderly Widower Support

Case 26: Elderly Widower Support

Basic living and operational support for a 70-year-old shopkeeper grieving the tragic loss of his only two sons.

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Hip Replacement Surgery

Case 27: Hip Surgery Debt Relief

Critical hospital debt relief for a 70-year-old hardware worker with no immediate family after a major hip-ball surgery.

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Tuberculosis Hospital Care

Case 29: Tuberculosis ICU Care

Emergency medical assistance for a 72-year-old father suffering from Tuberculosis and severe organ infections.

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House Fire Livelihood Relief
Apr 2024

Case 30: House Fire Relief

Urgent livelihood restoration for a tailor whose sewing machines and entire inventory were destroyed in a devastating house fire.

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Breast Cancer Treatment
20 May 2024

Case 31: Breast Cancer Recovery

Essential oncology treatment support for a mother battling Stage 3 breast cancer following a recent tumor removal surgery.

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Kidney Dialysis Support
08 Jun 2024

Case 32: Kidney Dialysis Support

Critical, life-saving funds for a mother requiring twice-weekly kidney dialysis, whose family is crumbling under medical debt.

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College Graduation Fees
20 Jun 2024

Case 33: College Graduation Fees

Final administrative and graduation fee support for a driver's daughter to successfully finish her college journey.

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Middle School Tuition
23 Jul 2024

Case 34: Middle School Tuition

Continued educational funding for the youngest daughter of a family struggling with severe medical paralysis and depression.

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Medical Debt Relief
25 Aug 2024

Case 35: Extreme Medical Debt Relief

Urgent financial relief for a struggling antique vendor drowning in over 1.5 Lakhs of debt following his wife's critical medical emergency.

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Twin BBA Degrees
05 Sep 2024

Case 36: Twin University Degrees

Massive educational support for twin children pursuing BBA degrees and computer courses, supported solely by an overseas hardware store worker.

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Testicular Cancer Treatment
10 Oct 2024

Case 37: Bedridden Cancer Support

Emergency medical funds for a young father bedridden for 3 years due to severe testicular cancer and surgical complications.

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Children's School Term Fees
01 Nov 2024

Case 38: School Term Fees

Continuation support to clear the remaining school term fees for the children of an impoverished factory labourer.

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Infant Burn Ward Care
08 Nov 2024

Case 39: Critical Infant Burn Care

Urgent ICU and burn ward intervention for a 1-year-old child suffering from severe hot oil burns, overwhelming his plumber father.

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Prostate Cancer Medications
29 Nov 2024

Case 40: Prostate Cancer Support

Daily medication and treatment funds for a 77-year-old retired man battling prostate cancer without a steady income.

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Heart Bypass Surgery
18 Dec 2024

Case 41: Heart Bypass Surgery

Life-saving surgical funding for a 65-year-old mother requiring immediate heart bypass surgery, whose family survives on meager wages.

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Medical & Financial Support
07 Feb 2025

Case 42: Medical & Living Support

Request for financial support for daily living expenses and treatment of a sister battling breast cancer & an elderly mother.

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Leukemia Medical Support
06 Apr 2025

Case 43: Urgent Leukemia Treatment

Request for financial support for a two-year-old battling blood cancer while his family's small hardware business struggles to meet the ₹22 Lakh treatment cost.

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Infant Heart Surgery Medical Support
29 May 2025

Case 44: Infant Heart Surgery

Urgent request for financial assistance to cover life-saving open heart surgery for a seven-month-old infant diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot.

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Educational Support
29 May 2025

Case 45-A: Urgent Educational Support

Request for financial assistance to cover school fees for the teenage daughter of a distressed father working abroad to manage extreme family debt.

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Educational Support
29 May 2025

Case 45-B: Daughters' School Fees

Request for critical financial support to secure college admissions and cover outstanding fees for two studying daughters.

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Educational Support
29 May 2025

Case 46: School Fees & Medical Relief

Request for financial help to pay school fees for two children while managing severe medical expenses for an elderly grandmother.

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Child Development Therapy Support
29 May 2025

Case 47: Child Physical Therapy

Request for urgent financial assistance to cover continuous daily physical therapy and care for a two-and-a-half-year-old child unable to straighten his limbs.

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Multi-Organ Failure Widowed Family Relief
29 Sep 2025

Case 48: Widowed Family Relief

Urgent appeal for severe medical debt relief and living support for an elderly widow, following the tragic passing of her husband.

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Heart Attack Grieving Family Relief
29 Sep 2025

Case 49: Medical Debt Relief

Urgent request for financial assistance to repay massive medical debt and release a husband's remains from the hospital following a fatal heart attack.

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Critical Accident Intensive Care Support
15 Oct 2025

Case 50: Critical Accident Care

Urgent request for financial assistance to cover escalating ICU and surgical costs for a salesman severely injured in a road traffic accident.

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Liver Transplant Medical Support
16 Oct 2025

Case 51: Urgent Liver Transplant

Request for critical financial assistance to fund a time-sensitive, life-saving liver transplant surgery for a bedridden father of three.

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Stomach Cancer Medical Support
18 Nov 2025

Case 52: Stomach Cancer Treatment

Urgent request for financial aid to fund life-saving stomach cancer surgery for an unemployed father relying entirely on his son's modest income.

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Emergency NICU Medical Support
18 Nov 2025

Case 53: Emergency NICU Relief

Urgent request for financial assistance to clear massive medical debt incurred from 40 days of critical intensive care for a newborn baby.

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Blood Cancer Medical Support
15 Dec 2025

Case 54: Blood Cancer Relief

Urgent request for financial assistance to cover intensive chemotherapy treatment for a mother of two admitted at Tata Memorial Hospital.

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Cochlear Implant Medical Support
27 Dec 2025

Case 55: Cochlear Implant Surgery

Urgent appeal for a 3.5-year-old girl facing irreversible speech damage due to severe hearing loss, requiring immediate cochlear implant intervention.

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Educational Support
13 Jan 2026

Case 56: Educational Support

Request for financial support for school and college fees for a widowed mother's daughters.

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College Fee Support
13 Jan 2026

Case 57: College Fee Support

Financial assistance for a single mother striving to fund her daughter's ACCA professional studies.

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Physiotherapy Fee Support
13 Jan 2026

Case 58: College Fee Support

Immediate relief for a family who lost all livelihood, enabling their daughter to continue her Physiotherapy degree.

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Urgent Medical Assistance
10 Feb 2026

Case 59: Medical Assistance

Urgent funding for specialized Elephantiasis and kidney disease treatment for an unemployed provider.

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Cancer Post-Operative Care
10 Feb 2026

Case 60: Post-Operative Care

Critical post-operative cancer care and debt relief for severe Lymphedema complications.

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Critical ICU Support

Case 61: Critical ICU Support

Urgent financial assistance required for escalating ventilator and dialysis costs for a patient in critical condition.

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Lymphoma Immunotherapy Support

Case 62: Immunotherapy Support

Financial support required for an expensive, life-saving immunotherapy treatment for an elderly patient battling relapsed Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

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Emergency App Loan Debt Relief

Case 63: Predatory Debt Relief

Urgent intervention for a tempo driver trapped in high-interest online app debt following his wife's emergency childbirth.

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Breast Cancer Surgery & Chemotherapy

Case 64: Breast Cancer Treatment

Urgent medical funding for surgical tumor removal and upcoming chemotherapy sessions at Tata Hospital for a 52-year-old mother.

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Engineering Tuition Support

Case 65: Engineering Tuition Support

Higher education support for a high-achieving student admitted to VIT Vellore Computer Science & AI facing urgent tuition fees.

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Emergency Debt Relief Support

Case 66: Emergency Debt Relief

Urgent intervention for a hardware shop worker trapped in predatory 10% monthly interest debt following his father's emergency stomach surgery.

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Case 1: Sakina Ben Aliasger Kagalwala

The Challenge

Sakina Ben stays with her husband and two children in a rented house in Mumbai. Her husband works in a hardware shop with a minimal income of Rs 15,000, but he is currently battling numerous health issues that consume most of his earnings. Despite Sakina Ben working part-time at an NGO, their combined income is vastly insufficient to cover basic living expenses, let alone educational costs.

Suggested Intervention

The couple has requested assistance specifically for their children's education fees. Their daughter is a bright student eager to pursue a 3-year BBA degree, while their son is currently in the 7th grade. The estimated educational cost for both children to continue their studies uninterrupted is INR 62,000 per year.

The Impact

By covering these fees, we will directly relieve the immense financial pressure on this medically vulnerable household. Funds will be paid securely and directly to the respective school and university. This guarantees these children have access to the education they deserve, empowering them to break the cycle of financial instability in the future.

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Case 2: Shireen Ben Abdullah Mithaiwala

The Challenge

Shireen Ben (60) requires urgent SRDP medical treatment at a local hospital in Nallasopara. Her family has fallen on extremely hard times; her husband, previously a school bus driver earning Rs 18,000, lost his job over a year and a half ago due to pandemic closures. Compounding the tragedy, their son, who was working in Oman, also lost his job during the pandemic and has been unable to secure employment since returning to India.

Suggested Intervention

The complete loss of income from both the father and son has left the family entirely unequipped to manage daily household expenses, much less unexpected medical emergencies. Hope & Faith seeks to intervene by collecting funds to cover the full cost of Shireen Ben's necessary SRDP medical treatment.

The Impact

Your contribution will be paid directly to the local hospital to ensure Shireen Ben receives immediate care without plunging her family into inescapable debt. Providing this vital medical support will allow the family to focus their very limited resources on surviving their ongoing unemployment crisis.

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Case 3: Abbas Bhai Kaka

The Challenge

Abbas Bhai is a dedicated Khadim (caretaker) and driver earning a meager 10k–12k per month. He lives in a rented home with his wife and two children. His son recently graduated and secured a job, but their combined income barely covers skyrocketing daily household expenses. They are now facing a major hurdle regarding his daughter's education at Saboo Siddik college.

Suggested Intervention

Last year, the family managed to cobble together her first-year fees through personal loans (Qarzan and Muwasat). However, they have exhausted their borrowing capacity and are completely unable to afford her 2nd-year college fees, placing her continued education at severe risk of being terminated.

The Impact

We are stepping in to collect the necessary funds to cover her 2nd-year tuition at Saboo Siddik college. This direct educational support will safeguard her academic future and prevent the family from falling deeper into debt, allowing her to eventually graduate and uplift her entire family.

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Case 4: Tasneem Hatim Bhai Fakhri

The Challenge

Tasneem Ben lives in Dhar with her husband, daughter Arwa, and her in-laws, relying entirely on the income from a modest readymade garment shop. Her young daughter, Arwa, has been fighting an extremely complex and dangerous congenital condition since birth: she has a hole in her heart and tragically operates with only one functioning lung.

Suggested Intervention

Due to her missing lung, standard heart surgeries are exceptionally risky and require highly specialized surgical infrastructure and extreme medical care. The family lacks the massive financial resources required for such complex pediatric cardiac intervention, leaving little Arwa's life in a precarious balance.

The Impact

By contributing to this case, you will help unlock access to the life-saving, specialized cardiac care Arwa desperately needs. Relieving this immense financial barrier will allow her parents to focus entirely on her critical operation and recovery.

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Case 5: Viquar Hussain Hingoliwala

The Challenge

Viquar Hussain (41), previously a Team Leader in Pune, is the sole breadwinner for a family of four. In 2017, he suffered a devastating Brain Hemorrhage that took months to recover from. Tragically, he has now suffered a severe secondary hemorrhage. He is currently unconscious and fighting for his life in the ICU at Ikon Hospital, Aurangabad, under the care of his elder brother.

Suggested Intervention

Viquar has been completely jobless for the last seven months. With no income and a family dependent on him, the sudden and catastrophic medical costs associated with emergency ICU care, scans, and unconscious life support have completely overwhelmed his brother's ability to pay.

The Impact

Immediate financial intervention is absolutely critical. Your support will directly fund the escalating ICU expenses at Ikon Hospital, ensuring Viquar continues to receive the urgent medical intervention required to save his life while shielding his desperate family from financial ruin.

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Case 6: Hakimuddin Bhai Jobat Wala

The Challenge

Hakimuddin Bhai (55) from Kukshi has been battling severe Rectum Cancer. He recently underwent crucial surgery and radiation therapy and is currently recovering in the hospital. While his condition is stable and slowly improving, the medical journey has been financially devastating for his family of five.

Suggested Intervention

The family's only income comes from Hakimuddin Bhai's small grocery shop and his son's job at a private school, totaling around Rs 25,000 monthly. The estimated treatment cost is Rs 1,75,000, which they cannot afford. We aim to raise a partial contribution of Rs 1,00,000 to assist the family.

The Impact

By contributing to his medical fund, we will alleviate the crushing hospital debt hanging over his son, allowing the family to focus purely on Hakimuddin Bhai's slow, critical recovery without the extreme stress of impending financial collapse.

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Case 7: Moiz Bhai Masalawala

The Challenge

Moiz Bhai has suffered from chronic, severe Asthma since childhood. Living in a rented room in Dombivali East, he requires daily usage of multiple medical inhalers (Budamate Neb 0.5mg, Foracort, Duos) and uses a nebulizer morning and night just to breathe. During severe attacks, his medication requirements triple.

Suggested Intervention

With very limited financial means, high electricity costs, and rent, affording his constant, lifelong medical supplies is becoming impossible. His breathing issues prevent him from taking on heavy work, leaving the family constantly stressed over affording his life-saving inhalers each month.

The Impact

Your ongoing support will directly fund his monthly medical prescriptions, guaranteeing he always has access to the vital nebulizers and inhalers required to keep his asthma under control, preventing emergency hospitalizations and securing his daily health.

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Case 8: Fakhruddin Tayyeb Bhai Yeolawala

The Challenge

Fakhruddin Bhai is an electrician in Nasik earning a very modest 14,000–15,000 per month. After paying Rs 5,000 simply for his rented flat, his remaining income is heavily stretched just to provide basic food and living necessities for his family.

Suggested Intervention

Because of his extremely tight budget, he is frequently unable to pay the school fees for his young daughter, Batul, who studies at MSB Nasik. The total yearly school fee required to keep her enrolled is Rs 42,000, an amount entirely out of reach for an electrician surviving paycheck to paycheck.

The Impact

By covering her yearly school fees, we secure Batul's uninterrupted education at MSB Nasik. This intervention not only lifts a tremendous weight off a hardworking father's shoulders but guarantees a brighter, educated future for his daughter.

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Case 9: Yunus Bhai

The Challenge

Yusuf Bhai (65) from Mumbra is currently unemployed and lacks any fixed income. He occasionally manages to pick up odd jobs like sliding window fixing and repairs, but the work is extremely unpredictable. His wife, Rashida Ben, makes roti and food from home just to earn their daily bread.

Suggested Intervention

Despite their old age and physical limitations, they are doing whatever they can to survive. They recently managed to get their daughter married with the help of the local community, but their day-to-day survival remains in constant jeopardy due to a severe lack of consistent income.

The Impact

We are raising funds to provide them with basic monthly living assistance. This financial cushion will protect an elderly couple from extreme poverty, ensuring they can afford their daily meals and live with dignity during their final years without relying entirely on exhausting manual labor.

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Case 10: Sakina Ben Aliasger Kagalwala (Continuation)

The Challenge

Following our initial support (Case 1), Sakina Ben's family continues to require support for their children's extensive educational paths. Her husband remains battling costly health issues while earning just Rs 15,000 at a hardware shop. Sakina Ben's part-time NGO work cannot bridge the massive gap required for university tuition.

Suggested Intervention

This case focuses explicitly on the continued funding required for her daughter, a brilliant student who is pursuing a rigorous 3-year BBA degree. The compounding costs of higher education are too steep for a family surviving on minimal wages and heavy medical expenses.

The Impact

By contributing to this specific university continuation fund, we will directly pay the BBA course fees for her daughter. This sustained support guarantees that her university education will not be abruptly halted due to her father's ongoing medical crisis.

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Case 11: Mustafa Bhai Talib Bhai Lakdawala

The Challenge

Mustafa Bhai resides in Hyderabad with his wife and two young daughters (aged 6 and 4). He works in a hardware shop earning a meager Rs 12,000 per month. With a house rent of Rs 6,500 and mandatory daily expenses, his income is completely exhausted before he can even consider his daughters' educational costs.

Suggested Intervention

He is currently in serious financial trouble and has accumulated small loans just to keep his family afloat. He has urgently requested assistance of Rs 25,000 to cover the combined yearly school fees for his two daughters (Rs 12,400) and to help repay his immediate, high-pressure loans.

The Impact

Your contribution will ensure that both of his young daughters can attend school without interruption for the entire year. By clearing these educational fees and relieving some debt, we give this hardworking father the breathing room required to stabilize his household.

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Case 12: Murtaza Shk Shabbir Bh Kanorwala

The Challenge

Murtaza Bhai runs a small garment shop in Surat, which is the sole source of income for his family. Tragically, he was diagnosed with life-threatening cancer and recently underwent a massive, high-risk surgical cyst removal. The grueling procedure involved removing 60% of his liver and his entire gallbladder/bile duct. He is currently critical and on a ventilator.

Suggested Intervention

With Murtaza incapacitated, the family shop has ground to a halt, completely stopping their income. The surgical procedure alone cost over 6 Lakhs at a government hospital. His family is now entirely destitute and unable to afford the escalating ICU and ventilator costs required to keep him alive.

The Impact

By stepping in, we will provide immediate emergency financial relief to his desperate family. Your funds will directly support his critical post-operative ICU care and ensure his family survives financially during this catastrophic medical emergency.

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Case 13: Abbas Bhai Kaka (Continuation)

The Challenge

Building upon our ongoing support for Abbas Bhai (Case 3), the financial pressure of maintaining his daughter's education at Saboo Siddik college remains high. As a Khadim and driver earning 10k–12k per month, his income is entirely consumed by basic survival in Mumbai.

Suggested Intervention

While previous interventions successfully covered earlier tuition installments, the remaining balance for her college fees is due. The family cannot take out any more personal loans (Qarzan and Muwasat) and risks having her education abruptly stopped mid-degree.

The Impact

By contributing to this specific continuation fund, we will ensure her final college fees are paid directly to Saboo Siddik. This guarantees that Abbas Bhai's daughter will successfully cross the finish line, graduate, and drastically improve her family's long-term financial trajectory.

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Case 14: Yusufali Shabbir Hussain Khatawala

The Challenge

Yusuf Bhai works diligently at Bombay Sweets in Muscat, earning a very modest salary of 125 Riyals (approx. 27,000 INR) a month. While he and his wife have managed to scrape together funds with the help of family members to perform the holy Kerbala Ziyarat, they have absolutely no means left to afford the trip for their son.

Suggested Intervention

It is the family's deepest spiritual dream for their son to perform this holy pilgrimage with them. Yusuf Bhai has approached us seeking a specific sponsorship of INR 80,000 to cover the travel and accommodation costs for his son's Ziyarat.

The Impact

By sponsoring his son, you are fulfilling a profound, lifelong spiritual aspiration for a low-income family. Your contribution will allow a father, mother, and son to embark on this holy journey together, bringing immense spiritual peace and joy to their household.

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Case 15: Zainab Ben Zainulabedin Dhuliawala

The Challenge

Zainab Ben lives in a rented flat in Nashik with her husband and three daughters. Her husband, an accountant, was recently unemployed for 6 months due to severe health issues and only just secured a new job paying Rs 5,000. Zainab Ben works tirelessly as a salesperson earning Rs 8,000 just to keep the family fed.

Suggested Intervention

Their combined income of 13,000 is barely enough for rent and food. They are entirely unable to afford the escalating educational fees for their three daughters: one in her 2nd year of BA/B.Ed, one in Grade 11 (Arts), and the youngest in Grade 4.

The Impact

Your support will comprehensively cover the educational fees for all three daughters. Relieving this massive financial burden ensures that these three girls can continue their education uninterrupted, empowering them to eventually lift their parents out of this financial struggle.

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Case 16: Murtuza Ali

The Challenge

Murtuza Ali (44) is the sole provider for his wife and two kids, working hard in a glass-fixing business to earn a modest 15,000–18,000 monthly. This humble living was shattered when he was recently diagnosed with a severe Gastro-Esophageal junction tumor (stomach cancer).

Suggested Intervention

Oncologists have recommended an aggressive, extremely costly treatment path: 4 cycles of Neoadjuvant chemotherapy, followed by a major tumor-removal surgery, ending with an additional 4 cycles of chemotherapy. Given his tiny income, he cannot even begin this life-saving treatment.

The Impact

We are raising funds to cover his monumental oncology and surgical expenses. Your intervention provides the immediate financial injection required to start his chemotherapy, giving this father a fighting chance at survival.

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Case 17: Mufaddal Zakiuddin Ujjainwala

The Challenge

Mufaddal Bhai works at a sanatorium near Saifee Hospital, earning just Rs 15,000 per month, while his wife gives tuitions to help feed their children. Suddenly, his 70-year-old mother, Umaima, suffered a massive brain stroke resulting in paralysis on the right side of her body.

Suggested Intervention

Umaima spent the last seven days in the ICU undergoing critical MRI scans and emergency care, and has now been shifted to the general ward. The rapidly escalating hospital bills have completely overwhelmed a son surviving on just Rs 15,000.

The Impact

We aim to assist the family by paying down these overwhelming medical debts directly to the hospital. Your support will guarantee Umaima receives the necessary rehabilitative stroke care without plunging her son into catastrophic debt.

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Case 18: Ibrahim Shabbir Bohra

The Challenge

Ibrahim Bhai (32) supplies raw bakery materials in Khargone, earning roughly 15k–18k a month. After six years of marriage and longing for a child, his wife Batul is finally 6 months pregnant. However, this is a highly complex, at-risk pregnancy requiring constant, expensive medical intervention.

Suggested Intervention

Batul requires daily doctor attention and specific medications just to keep the pregnancy viable for the final three months leading to delivery. Ibrahim's small income is not enough to secure the ongoing, high-level maternal care required to save their unborn child.

The Impact

Your contribution will exclusively fund Batul's complex maternal healthcare for the duration of her pregnancy. This intervention is critical to protecting the health of both the mother and baby, answering a family's six-year prayer.

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Case 19: Mansoor Akbar Ali Headsaab

The Challenge

Mansoor Bhai (45) from Barwani supports his six-member family by ironing clothes, earning a bare minimum of Rs 15,000 monthly. He has taken on the responsibility of his sister, Fatema, who is miraculously pregnant after 14 agonizing years, but the pregnancy is incredibly complex.

Suggested Intervention

Fatema's high-risk condition necessitates costly medications and a highly supervised, expensive delivery. Her husband and in-laws are deeply impoverished and cannot help. Mansoor Bhai is currently in a grave situation, completely unable to afford the delivery costs required to save his sister and the baby.

The Impact

By contributing to this fund, we will directly cover Fatema's critical delivery and post-delivery healthcare costs. Your support will ensure a safe birth after 14 years of waiting, shielding an impoverished family from medical tragedy.

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Case 20: Sakina Ben Aliasger Kagalwala (Phase 3)

The Challenge

Sakina Ben's family (Cases 1 & 10) continues to face overwhelming challenges. While we previously secured funding for her daughter's university degree, the family still lacks the means to support her younger son, who is currently studying in the 7th Grade.

Suggested Intervention

Her husband remains burdened by chronic health issues, and his entire Rs 15,000 hardware-shop salary is diverted to medical bills and rent. To ensure her son's education is not sacrificed, we need to collect funds strictly dedicated to his 7th-grade tuition fees.

The Impact

Your support will clear her son's school fees directly with his institution. This final phase of educational intervention guarantees that both children in this medically vulnerable household remain on a steadfast path to graduation.

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Case 21: Abbas Bhai Merchant

The Challenge

Abbas Bhai resides in Vapi, Gujarat, working long hours as a manual labourer at an Aluminium and Glass Factory. He supports a household of five, including his wife, his mother-in-law, and his two young children.

Suggested Intervention

His basic factory wage is entirely consumed by absolute necessities: rent, food, and daily household survival. Despite working tirelessly, there is simply no money left over to pay the school fees required to keep his son and daughter enrolled in school.

The Impact

We aim to directly pay his children's school fees to the institution. Relieving this immense pressure ensures that a factory labourer's children receive a quality education, giving them the tools to eventually break out of this cycle of poverty.

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Case 22: Murtaza Fakhruddin Pardawala

The Challenge

Murtaza Bhai previously worked in finance at a call centre to support his wife, son, and daughter. However, his life was derailed when he was diagnosed with severe melanoma cancer, forcing him to quit work and undergo three major surgeries.

Suggested Intervention

His son is now the sole breadwinner, earning just 20k–25k per month. Tragically, their rent alone is 25k. While their landlady has been incredibly understanding, the family is financially paralyzed and completely unable to afford Murtaza Bhai's ongoing, highly expensive cancer treatments.

The Impact

Your emergency intervention will directly fund the medical treatments necessary to save his life. By shouldering this massive financial burden, we shield a grieving family from eviction and allow them to focus entirely on their father's cancer battle.

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Case 23: Murtaza Fakhruddin Pardawala (Continuation)

The Challenge

Following our initial support (Case 22), Murtaza Bhai's battle with melanoma cancer continues. After enduring three major surgeries, the physical and financial toll on his body and his family remains staggering, and post-operative care is highly demanding.

Suggested Intervention

Because the family's entire 25k monthly income from his son is swallowed by rent, there is absolutely no buffer for the mandatory post-surgical medications, scans, and oncology visits required to prevent the cancer from returning.

The Impact

By contributing to this continued medical fund, you ensure that the massive surgeries he endured were not in vain. This provides the crucial ongoing medical runway needed to secure his recovery and restore stability to his paralyzed family.

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Case 24: Mufaddal Bhai

The Challenge

Mufaddal Bhai worked diligently in Kuwait for many years to support his family of five (wife, mother, and two kids) in Indore. However, a devastating Lung Cancer diagnosis forced him to stop working and burn through his entire life savings for treatment.

Suggested Intervention

Now residing in a rented apartment, the family has plunged into immense debt (Qarzan) just to survive. They are in a dire condition, completely unable to pay for their children's school fees or even clear their pending community food (FMB Thali) contributions.

The Impact

We are raising funds to alleviate this family's suffocating debt. Your contribution will directly clear their children's pending school fees and restore their community standing, giving a cancer survivor the peace of mind he desperately needs to heal.

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Case 25: Hatim Bhai Siyamwala

The Challenge

Hatim Bhai (56) worked as a marketing professional for hardware products in Pune. Recently, he was diagnosed with Polymyositis—a severe, chronic muscle inflammation disease that severely limits his mobility and ability to work.

Suggested Intervention

The sudden onslaught of this disease and its associated treatments entirely depleted the family's savings. With one son still studying and the other just starting in the hardware business, the family is struggling to pay rent and afford his ongoing Polymyositis medications.

The Impact

Your support provides an immediate financial safety net for this family. By funding his expensive medical treatments, we can help Hatim Bhai manage this debilitating condition without forcing his family into inescapable debt.

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Case 26: Shk Abbas Bhai Tatiwala

The Challenge

Shk Abbas Bhai (70) is a deeply respected Khidmat Guzaar in Banswara, Rajasthan. He operates a tiny kirana shop, earning a barely survivable Rs 15,000 monthly. Tragically, his life has been marked by extreme grief; both of his sons were killed in separate, horrific road accidents (in 1999 and 2007).

Suggested Intervention

With no children left to support him in his old age, this grieving 70-year-old father must continue running his rented shop just to feed himself. His minuscule income is barely enough to cover his basic daily survival and shop rent.

The Impact

We are stepping in to provide direct living assistance to a man who has lost everything but still serves his community. Your contribution will provide a financial cushion, ensuring this elderly, heartbroken father can live his remaining years with dignity and less operational stress.

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Case 27: Shabbir Bhai Dawood Bhai Nullwala

The Challenge

Shabbir Bhai (70) works in the hardware market at Zaveri Bazaar, earning Rs 17,000 monthly. Both his parents have passed away, and he has no immediate family or cousins to rely on. Recently, he suffered a major medical emergency requiring a massive hip-ball replacement surgery.

Suggested Intervention

The hospital bill totaled up to 2 Lakhs. While he managed to secure some community funds and loans to pay off 50% of the cost, he is completely unable to generate the remaining 1 Lakh to clear his medical debt. As a solitary 70-year-old, this debt is crushing.

The Impact

Your contribution will be used to directly pay off the remaining 50% of his surgical debt to his creditors. Relieving an elderly, solitary man of this massive financial burden is an act of profound compassion.

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Case 29: Moiz Al9 Tavadi

The Challenge

Moiz Bhai (72) lives in Gujarat with his wife and divorced daughter. Two months ago, he was admitted to Saifee Hospital with severe breathing problems. He was subsequently diagnosed with Tuberculosis and severe infections spreading through his organs.

Suggested Intervention

Due to the astronomically high private hospital expenses, his family was forced to move him to a government hospital in Gujarat. Even there, the prolonged nature of TB treatment and the constant need for advanced medical intervention is draining their non-existent resources.

The Impact

By contributing to his emergency medical fund, we will help cover the extensive pharmaceutical and hospitalization costs associated with severe Tuberculosis. Your support ensures this elderly father continues receiving vital care without destroying his family's livelihood.

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Case 30: Hakimuddin & Alafiya Ghadiwala

The Challenge

Hakimuddin works as a painter while his wife, Alafiya, works as a tailor from their home in Aurangabad to support their two children. Tragically, on the day of Eid, a devastating short-circuit fire swept through their rented apartment.

Suggested Intervention

The fire destroyed everything, including Alafiya's sewing machines and tailoring materials, which were the backbone of their family income. Without their tools, this family has instantly lost their livelihood and is completely destitute.

The Impact

We are raising funds to immediately replace her destroyed sewing machines and lost inventory. This highly targeted intervention will literally restore a family's ability to earn a living, lifting them out of the ashes of this disaster.

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Case 31: Ummehani Ben Husain bhai Dhorajiwala

The Challenge

Ummehani Ben has been locked in a terrifying battle with Stage 3 breast cancer for the past 1.5 years. She recently underwent surgery to remove a massive tumor, only for the subsequent biopsy to confirm the advanced progression of her cancer.

Suggested Intervention

Following this devastating diagnosis, she requires an aggressive, highly expensive regimen of oncology treatments and post-surgical care. Her family has exhausted their funds paying for the initial tumor-removal surgery and cannot afford the ongoing cancer treatments.

The Impact

Your contribution directly funds her crucial, life-saving oncology treatments. Supporting this family relieves their crushing medical financial anxiety and gives a mother the best possible chance to survive Stage 3 cancer.

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Case 32: Fatema Ben Kagalwala

The Challenge

Fatema Ben is suffering from a critical blood serum creatine imbalance requiring vital kidney dialysis twice a week, along with macular eye issues. Her husband, who runs a small stationary shop, is the sole breadwinner for the family and their two children.

Suggested Intervention

Each dialysis session costs 3,000 INR. The recurring 24,000 INR monthly cost of just keeping her alive has completely overwhelmed the income from their small stationary shop, preventing them from paying rent or their children's upcoming college admission fees.

The Impact

We are raising funds specifically dedicated to her kidney dialysis treatments. By taking over this relentless weekly medical expense, we ensure her survival while allowing her husband's income to actually feed and educate their children.

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Case 33: Abbas Bhai Kaka (Final Phase)

The Challenge

Through previous support (Cases 3 & 13), Abbas Bhai's daughter has reached the final stages of her college degree. However, as a driver earning just 10k–12k monthly, he still cannot afford the remaining administrative and graduation fees required for her to receive her diploma.

Suggested Intervention

His family is already saturated with previous loans, and they have hit a hard financial wall right at the finish line. We need to clear the final Saboo Siddik college fees to ensure her years of hard work are officially recognized.

The Impact

This final intervention pushes her over the finish line. By paying these concluding fees, we ensure she successfully graduates and steps into the professional world, profoundly uplifting her entire family's future.

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Case 34: Zainab Ben Dhuliawala (Continuation)

The Challenge

Following our initial support (Case 15), Zainab Ben's family remains in extreme distress. Her husband is suffering from severe depression and paralysis, completely unable to work. She supports the family by making snacks, while her eldest daughter earns just 5k.

Suggested Intervention

While the older daughters' college paths were previously supported, she now urgently needs assistance paying the 6th-grade school fees for her youngest 12-year-old daughter. The household's meager income cannot cover this crucial expense.

The Impact

Your contribution directly clears the 6th-grade tuition for her youngest child. Ensuring that the youngest daughter does not drop out of school protects her future and relieves immense pressure from a mother single-handedly holding the family together.

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Case 35: Aziz Bhai Tinwala

The Challenge

Aziz Bhai used to be a stamp vendor but lost his license due to false legal cases. He now scrapes by running a tiny antique items business. Recently, his wife underwent a critical medical emergency requiring immediate, life-saving treatment.

Suggested Intervention

To save his wife, he had to borrow heavily from friends and relatives, accumulating an overwhelming debt of 1,53,639 INR. His antique business barely covers daily survival, leaving him drowning in this massive medical debt with no way out.

The Impact

By contributing to this fund, you are helping to clear a suffocating medical debt for a desperate husband. Relief from this immense financial burden restores his family's dignity and stability after a traumatic medical emergency.

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Case 36: Mustafa Bhai Morawala

The Challenge

Mustafa Bhai works in a hardware store in Dubai, earning a very basic salary to support his wife and three children living in Gujarat. His twin children, Hasan and Zahra, are both pursuing BBA degrees while simultaneously enrolled in computer courses.

Suggested Intervention

The compounding cost of twin tuitions is massive: 35,000 INR each for their BBA, plus 12,000 INR each for their computer courses. Mustafa Bhai's basic overseas hardware salary simply cannot cover this massive 94,000 INR annual educational requirement.

The Impact

Your support will directly fund the twin's university and computer course tuitions. By taking this burden off a father working tirelessly abroad, we empower two bright students to complete their degrees and transform their family's future.

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Case 37: Shabbir Zohair Hussain

The Challenge

Shabbir Bhai (36) was the sole breadwinner for his wife, 3-year-old son, and retired parents before he was struck by severe testicular cancer. Complications and recurrences have left him completely bedridden for the last 3 years.

Suggested Intervention

With zero income for three years and cancer recurring in his stomach lymph nodes causing post-surgery complications, the family is financially decimated. The ongoing oncology and surgical treatments at Synergy Hospital are completely out of reach.

The Impact

We are raising emergency funds to secure his life-saving cancer treatment. Your intervention provides the critical medical care required to get a bedridden father back on his feet and capable of supporting his young family once again.

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Case 38: Abbas Bhai Merchant (Phase 2)

The Challenge

Following our initial support (Case 21), Abbas Bhai, a hardworking glass factory labourer in Vapi, continues to struggle against extreme poverty. His meager wages are instantly swallowed by the daily survival of his family of five.

Suggested Intervention

While previous interventions covered initial fees, the remaining school term fees for his son and daughter are now due. If these fees are not cleared, his children face the imminent threat of being removed from school, undoing all their progress.

The Impact

Your contribution clears the final school term fees directly with the institution. This sustained support guarantees that his children's education remains uninterrupted, securing their pathway to a better life.

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Case 39: Abbas Bhai Jawadwala

The Challenge

Abbas Bhai is a hardworking plumber who manages to just cover his family's daily expenses. Tragically, a horrific accident occurred when his 1-year-2-month-old son, Mohammed, was severely burned by boiling hot oil.

Suggested Intervention

The infant is currently in critical condition in a burn ward. The astronomical costs of emergency ICU care, specialized burn treatments, and skin grafting are completely devastating for a plumber's modest income.

The Impact

Your emergency donation provides direct, life-saving ICU funding for an innocent infant in critical pain. This immediate intervention ensures the child receives the best possible burn care while shielding the family from financial ruin.

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Case 40: Sabir Hussain

The Challenge

Sabir Hussain (77) has been retired for 4 years and lives in a rented house with his wife. He is currently battling aggressive prostate cancer, a condition that demands daily, highly expensive medications and continuous medical supervision.

Suggested Intervention

Without a steady income, a pension, or an owned home, he is completely reliant on his two married daughters who can barely support their own families. The daily cost of his prostate cancer medications is entirely out of reach.

The Impact

We are raising funds to cover his daily cancer medications and ongoing treatments. Your support brings dignity, comfort, and vital medical care to an elderly man in the most vulnerable stage of his life.

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Case 41: Manaben Sabugarawala

The Challenge

Mana Bai (65) urgently requires life-saving heart bypass surgery. Her family of six survives on incredibly meager wages: her husband operates a lift in a local Masjid, one son is a driver, and the other sells cosmetics on the street.

Suggested Intervention

Compounded by severe diabetes, the cost of the bypass surgery and extensive cardiac ICU care is an absolute impossibility for a family surviving on such marginal, daily-wage labor. They are facing immense, insurmountable financial hardship.

The Impact

By stepping in to fund her heart bypass surgery, you are literally saving a mother's life. This intervention removes an impossible financial barrier, giving an impoverished family the gift of their mother's health.

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Case 42: Yusuf Ali

07 Feb 2025

The Challenge

Yusuf Bhai (40) is the sole provider for his wife, 1-year-old daughter, bedridden mother, and a sister battling breast cancer. Working in Bhopal, his modest monthly income of ₹10,000 does not stretch to cover essential groceries, daily necessities, and escalating medical costs. The severe stress of this burden has caused immense emotional distress.

Suggested Intervention

Taher Ben (Yusuf's sister) recently underwent breast cancer surgery costing ₹1.5 Lakhs. Having exhausted personal savings and taken out significant loans (qardan) for preliminary treatments and daily medical care for their mother, the family desperately needs comprehensive financial support to continue these life-saving treatments.

The Impact

With external intervention, the crucial funds will ensure Taher Ben receives continued chemotherapy and medication without interruption. Most importantly, it will relieve Yusuf Bhai's immense financial trauma, restoring hope and basic sustenance to a family currently unable to make ends meet.

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Case 43: Master Hussain Taher Bhai Desaiwala

06 Apr 2025

The Challenge

Two-year-old Master Hussain has been diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL), a severe form of blood cancer. Living in Rajod, his family of six survives solely on a seasonal rental hardware shop run by his father and grandfather. Earning just ₹20,000 to ₹25,000 monthly, they are completely overwhelmed by the staggering ₹22 Lakh overall estimated treatment cost.

Suggested Intervention

Hussain requires immediate, sustained treatment. The initial crucial 45-day stage alone costs ₹8 Lakhs (800K), which is currently underway. Despite exhausting their resources, the desperate family has only been able to gather ₹2 Lakhs. Community assistance is the only viable path to bridge the massive financial gap blocking his life-saving care.

The Impact

By stepping in to collectively fund the remaining balance, we can ensure that young Master Hussain isn't denied critical cancer therapies simply due to financial constraints. It will alleviate the crushing anxiety weighing on his parents and give Hussain a fighting chance at a healthy childhood.

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Case 44: Baby Sakina Nawab

29 May 2025

The Challenge

Mustafa Bhai Nawab from Nalasopara, Mumbai, supports his family of six on the meager income from a rented roadside clothes stall. His seven-month-old daughter, Sakina, is suffering from a critical congenital heart defect known as Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF). Due to severely compromised blood circulation, Sakina is turning completely blue and requires immediate, high-risk open heart surgery.

Suggested Intervention

Sakina has been urgently admitted to Wadia Hospital for observation prior to surgery. The total operation costs ₹3 Lakhs. While Mustafa Bhai has managed to secure ₹2 Lakhs through exhaustive efforts from family and friends, he is critically short by ₹1 Lakh. Without further assistance, the life-saving procedure cannot be fully funded.

The Impact

Closing the relatively small ₹1 Lakh funding gap will allow doctors to immediately perform the open heart surgery. This crucial intervention will restore healthy blood circulation, save baby Sakina's life, and lift a terrifying burden from a father currently exhausted of all financial options.

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Case 45-A: Mulla Ali Akbar Devaswala

29 May 2025

The Challenge

Mulla Aliakbar bears total financial responsibility for his extended family of five in India, which includes his wife, elderly parents, and two children. To survive, he is employed at a tool shop in Dubai earning just 2,000 AED monthly. Out of this tight budget, he has to send half back home to a family struggling with rent. He is simultaneously managing the disastrous fallout of a severe past business fraud that crippled him with a crushing ₹80 Lakh loss.

Suggested Intervention

Despite his tireless efforts working alone abroad, Aliakbar’s severely limited income cannot stretch any further. While his 19-year-old son works part-time to fund his own college tuition, there is no money left for his 15-year-old daughter’s schooling. She has immediate unpaid school fees (₹60,000) and tuition classes (₹36,000) combining to a crucial ₹96,000 INR requirement.

The Impact

Providing financial assistance for the ₹96,000 education barrier will ensure his daughter stays in school without traumatic disruption to her academics. Furthermore, this relief will provide an immense emotional break and lifeline to a father who is desperately doing everything he can overseas to manage compounding debt and severe medical crises back home.

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Case 45-B: Nafisa Ali Mohammed Nagarwala

29 May 2025

The Challenge

Nafisa resides in Pune with her sister-in-law and three children. Meanwhile, her husband Ali Mohammed works as a laborer in Dubai earning just 20,000 INR per month. Previously, the mothers managed to supplement this modest income by stitching traditional ridas and paneling, which successfully funded their son's education. Unfortunately, due to a severe leg injury, Nafisa's sister-in-law can no longer work, completely eliminating this crucial extra revenue.

Suggested Intervention

This sudden halt in income has caused immediate hardship for her two studying daughters. Inshiya is in her second year of BBA CA with an outstanding balance of ₹45,000 required. Asma just finished the 10th grade and immediately needs ₹30,000 for her crucial college admissions. Making matters tighter, their eldest son just started a CA internship but hasn't received his first paycheck yet.

The Impact

Securing the combined ₹75,000 assistance will directly ensure both daughters can stay in school and proceed to college without risking devastating drop-outs. Helping this hardworking family bridge this temporary crisis period effectively solidifies the girls' entire educational futures.

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Case 46: Abbas Bhai Merchant

29 May 2025

The Challenge

Abbas Bhai lives with his wife, two children, and his mother-in-law, who has no other children to care for her. He works as a laborer at an aluminum and glass factory, bringing home an income that is barely sufficient to cover daily household expenses. To compound their stress, his mother-in-law recently suffered a heart attack, entirely draining the family's modest savings.

Suggested Intervention

Due to the massive financial strain of ongoing medical treatments and bare living expenses, Abbas Bhai is struggling to afford his children's education. He urgently requires help to pay the school fees for both his children so they don't fall behind: Batul's fees require ₹37,320 and Adnan's fees require ₹27,000.

The Impact

Aiding with the combined ₹64,320 educational balance will allow both Batul and Adnan to continue receiving a good education. It will dramatically relieve the financial pressure on Abbas Bhai as he valiantly works a labor-heavy job to support both the next generation and an ailing elder in his care.

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Case 47: Nisreen Burhanuddin Masalawala

29 May 2025

The Challenge

Nisreen Burhanuddin serves as a homemaker for her family of eight. Currently, they are struggling to care for their two-and-a-half-year-old son, Mustafa, who suffers from a physical disability preventing him from straightening his neck, limbs, and hands. Burhanuddin, an accountant, earns a modest ₹25,000 monthly, while his brother drives a rickshaw. Their combined income is absolutely obliterated by a heavy ₹33,000 monthly Jamaat loan repayment hanging over their heads.

Suggested Intervention

Because they are prioritizing debt and basic living expenses among eight family members—alongside Burhanuddin's father recently undergoing mouth cancer treatment—the family has reached a breaking point. They are unable to afford necessities like food and have been forced to suspend Mustafa's crucial daily therapy (₹700/day) and massage sessions (₹9,000/month) which total around ₹30,000 per month.

The Impact

By stepping in to relieve this crushing financial bottleneck, we literally enable a disabled toddler to resume the essential physical therapy required for his body's development. Relieving these therapy and school fee costs will save the large Masalawala family from defaulting on food and falling deeper into insurmountable crisis.

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Case 48: Saifuddin Bhai Supariwala

29 Sep 2025
Important Note: We had received this case when Saifuddin Bhai was originally hospitalized but unfortunately could not take the case immediately due to unavoidable circumstances. The grieving family has not approached any other Sansthas to accept an application for Muwasaat from the local Jamaat.

The Challenge

We are heartbroken to share the tragic passing of Saifuddin Bhai after a debilitating physical battle with Multi-Organ Failure (MOF) involving his renal, pulmonary, and cardiac systems. As a hardworking roadside vendor managing his household on a modest income of ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 per month, the complex cascades of late-stage illness—exacerbated by a severe cellulitis tissue infection requiring urgent surgery—completely exhausted all family options.

Suggested Intervention

To try to save his life, the family was forced to take on massive "Qarzan" debts from friends and family. Tragically, this meant forcefully pawning off Zaibun Bai's most precious remaining possessions: her two gold bangles. Zaibun Bai is now an elderly widow observing her IDDAT period, and with the sole earning member departed, there is absolutely no one left to provide daily bread or repay the staggering medical loans still looming over them.

The Impact

We are making an urgent appeal on behalf of Zaibun Bai to collectively cover the severe surviving medical debt. While their three married daughters are helping as much as their own capabilities allow, this massive debt cannot be shouldered by them alone. Your crucial support will repay their lenders, help return her precious gold bangles, and ensure an elderly widow can survive her IDDAT with basic dignity and peace.

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Case 49: Burhanuddin Bhai Irani

29 Sep 2025
Important Note: We had received this case when Burhanuddin Bhai Irani was originally hospitalized but unfortunately could not take it immediately due to unavoidable circumstances. The grieving family has not approached any other Sansthas to accept an application for Muwasaat from the local Jamaat.

The Challenge

We are heartbroken to share that Burhanuddin Bhai Irani has tragically passed away following a severe medical battle with a massive heart attack. During his struggle for survival, his family incurred overwhelming medical debts at Saifee Hospital. Now, deeply immersed in grief, the family is facing the devastating reality that they must clear this massive outstanding hospital bill just to release his body so they can finally bring him home for peaceful final rites.

Suggested Intervention

Driven into debt trying to save his life, his surviving family members are completely destitute and currently cannot afford even their most basic living needs, let alone the required hospital payments. The crippling reality of being locked physically away from their departed loved one due to unresolved hospital bills is causing the grieving family unparalleled, unimaginable suffering.

The Impact

We are making an urgent, collective appeal to gather immediate financial support for this grieving family. The collected amount will be paid directly to Saifee Hospital to clear the medical debt, immediately releasing his body to his family. Additional funds will help secure their basic needs during this agonizing and extremely difficult transition period.

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Case 50: Taher Shabbir Sakarwala

15 Oct 2025

The Challenge

Taher Bhai, a 40-year-old divorced salesman earning a modest ₹20,000 monthly, was traveling on a bike when he and a colleague were violently struck by a trailer in a severe road traffic accident. He sustained catastrophic injuries including major head trauma, facial fractures, and a shattered left hand. He is currently fighting for his life in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Orbit Hospital, Mira Road.

Suggested Intervention

Taher lives in a rented Virar residence with his elderly mother and his brother, who also earns just ₹20,000 a month. Due to their restricted combined income, the family is entirely paralyzed by the massive, escalating daily ICU fees and the required surgical procedures for his face, hand, and head trauma. They are facing an immediate and devastating financial crisis.

The Impact

Immediate financial aid is urgently needed to prevent a disruption in his intensive care treatment. Funding these critical surgeries and hospital bills will literally keep Taher Bhai alive, giving him a fighting chance to recover from his devastating trauma while preventing his heartbroken mother and brother from collapsing under inescapable medical debt.

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Case 51: Aliasger Kotawala

16 Oct 2025

The Challenge

Aliasger Kotawala, a 46-year-old father of three students (aged 19, 17, and 15), was previously employed at a furniture shop. Over the last year, a severe decline in his health has left him entirely bedridden at home. He has recently been heavily diagnosed with severe liver failure, with doctors declaring that his liver has 90% collapsed. His large family, which also includes his homemaker wife and two 80-year-old elderly parents, is now facing terrifying emotional and financial strain under his loss of income and escalating medical needs.

Suggested Intervention

Medical experts have advised an urgent, life-saving liver transplant surgery scheduled for next week. In an act of profound dedication, his wife has bravely stepped forward and been approved as the willing living donor for this monumental procedure. However, the family has absolutely no financial capacity left to afford the surgery required at Apollo Rajshree Hospital.

The Impact

Immediate collected funds will be paid directly to Apollo Rajshree Hospital to bridge the cost of the transplant. By funding this procedure, we will literally save the life of a young father. Post-operation, he will require at least three months of strict bed rest to recover, and this financial support guarantees his brave wife and children can focus entirely on his healing rather than crippling medical debt.

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Case 52: Saifuddin Najmi

18 Nov 2025

The Challenge

Saifuddin Bhai is a 54-year-old father who is unfortunately battling advanced Stomach Cancer. Due to his severe condition, he is currently unemployed. His family's sole financial support rests entirely on his son, an optometrist, who brings home a highly restrictive monthly salary of just ₹15,000. Additionally, his daughter Inshiya is currently a student, and his spouse serves as a full-time homemaker.

Suggested Intervention

Initially, Saifuddin sought treatment at a government hospital to match their limited financial capacity. However, as his condition worsened, he desperately needed to be transferred to a private hospital. This emergency transfer resulted in massive medical bills amounting to ₹2.5 Lakhs. Of this, ₹1.2 Lakhs was urgently borrowed and must be repaid immediately, while the remainder wiped out their savings entirely. Currently, they are burdened with ₹25,000 in monthly medical expenses, eclipsing their entire ₹15,000 household income.

The Impact

Medical experts have now advised a crucial, life-saving operation with an estimated upfront cost of ₹2.5 Lakhs (₹2,50,000), which the family is completely unable to afford. Intervening to fund this critical stomach cancer surgery will directly provide Saifuddin Bhai a fighting chance at survival while rescuing an incredibly hardworking young son from insurmountable medical debt.

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Case 53: Baby Ruqaiyah (Fatema Singaporewala)

18 Nov 2025

The Challenge

Baby Ruqaiyah was tragically diagnosed with Down Syndrome immediately after birth. On her very first day, she suffered critical complications, necessitating admission to Chirayu Hospital's NICU. Though initially discharged, her condition rapidly deteriorated. She was readmitted on her 22nd day suffering from severe dehydration and apnea, requiring immediate ventilator and High-Flow Nasal Cannula (HFNC) support. She additionally required multiple blood transfusions for dangerous drop-offs in hemoglobin and platelets.

Suggested Intervention

Ruqaiyah's father, Hussain Bhai (37), works in Dubai earning approximately 3,000 AED monthly to support his family of five in Vasai, Mumbai. After essential living expenses, he has extremely limited savings. To cover her extensive 40-day intensive care stay and secure her safe discharge on August 29th, the family was forced to borrow substantial emergency funds (Qardan). They are now utterly stripped of financial resources.

The Impact

While Baby Ruqaiyah has been discharged, she remains under critical medical observation. She still requires a feeding pipe, regular specialist consultations, and ongoing follow-up care for Down Syndrome complications. Urgent financial intervention is needed to help this family repay their crushing hospital debt, allowing them to shift their focus fully toward providing specialized, continuous care for their newborn without the constant terror of financial collapse.

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Case 54: Sakina Puffwala

15 Dec 2025

The Challenge

Sakina Ben (37) has been tragically diagnosed with severe Blood Cancer. The massive emotional and physical blow to her family of six—living in Suwasra with two teenage children and her elderly dependent parents—is immeasurable. Her husband, Mustafa Bhai, recently migrated back to India from Kuwait to support the family. He started a small roadside business selling chips and cold drinks which yields a deeply restricted monthly income of just ₹15,000–₹20,000.

Suggested Intervention

Due to the critical severity of her illness, Sakina Ben is currently admitted for treatment at Tata Memorial Trust Hospital in Mumbai, one of India's premier oncology centers. The expert oncology team has advised an immediate and intensive treatment plan involving prolonged chemotherapy cycles, continuous monitoring, and other essential supportive measures to combat the life-threatening progression of her cancer.

The Impact

Mustafa Bhai's small ₹15,000 income is entirely insufficient to manage the astronomically high costs of specialized cancer treatment (involving chemotherapy cycles, heavy medications, investigations, and hospital stays). The family has exhausted what little funds they could arrange. Urgent financial aid will ensure Sakina Ben does not halt her life-saving chemotherapy at Tata Memorial, offering her a true fighting chance at survival.

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Case 55: Umme Salma (Abbas Bhai Pitolwala)

27 Dec 2025

The Challenge

Abbas Bhai resides in Dahod, India, and serves as the sole financial provider for his growing family through his small Kirana shop, earning exactly 30,000 INR per month. He lives with his wife, who is currently eight months pregnant, and their 3.5-year-old daughter, Umme Salma. Tragically, little Umme Salma is suffering from severe hearing impairment and faces a critical speech-development risk if she is not treated immediately.

Suggested Intervention

Medical professionals have urgently advised surgical intervention in the form of a Cochlear Implant. The total combined cost for the specialized equipment and surgery is a staggering 38 Lakhs. Abbas Bhai has displayed incredible initiative, successfully securing 20 Lakhs through heavy personal loans and an application for Qarzan from the local Jamaat in Dahod. Even so, the family still faces an insurmountable 18 Lakhs deficit.

The Impact

Doctors have categorized Umme Salma's condition as extremely high-priority; any further delay caused by lack of funds will result in irreversible damage to her lifelong speech and language development capabilities. Financial assistance will bridge this overwhelming gap before their new baby arrives, securing this crucial Cochlear Implant so a sweet 3.5-year-old girl can hear, learn to speak, and live a fully capable life.

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Case 56: Fatema Mohammed Sehorewala

13 Jan 2026

The Challenge

Fatema ben is a widow whose husband passed away 10 years ago. Facing chronic medical conditions (Hepatitis B and liver complications), she is unable to seek employment. The family is struggling with significant financial distress due to the rising cost of medicines and the inability to afford her elder daughter’s BTech college fees (₹1 Lakh/year) and younger daughter’s school fees (₹50,000).

Suggested Intervention

With her brother already supporting his own family and living in a shared rented house, external support is critical. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is facilitating the collection of funds to cover the educational costs that the family cannot afford alone.

The Impact

The collected funds will be paid directly to the institutions to ensure the elder daughter can continue her BTech studies and the younger daughter remains in school. Securing their education is the most sustainable way to help the family build an independent future.

Case 57: Hamida Moyaddi

13 Jan 2026

The Challenge

Hamida ben is a single mother living alone with her 19-year-old daughter. Her monthly rent of ₹15,000 exceeds her entire salary of ₹13,000, forcing her to rely entirely on her brother for groceries. Her daughter is studying for her ACCA qualification in her second year at Hinduja College. While first-year fees were borrowed and two installments have been paid this year, the family has entirely depleted their resources and cannot gather the pending third installment of her ₹1.60 Lakh annual tuition.

Suggested Intervention

With basic survival outstripping the family's income, external assistance is critical to prevent the daughter from dropping out. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is intervening to gather the remaining funds for her final installment, securing her continued access to education without pushing the family further into high-interest debt.

The Impact

The collected amount will be paid directly to Hinduja College. This guarantees the daughter can complete her ACCA qualifications unharmed, unlocking professional accounting career opportunities that will ultimately lift her and her mother out of poverty and financial dependency.

Case 58: Mohammed Hussain Mahowwala

13 Jan 2026

The Challenge

Mohammed Bhai, who previously supported his wife and two children with a hardware shop income, faced a catastrophic double tragedy when his shop was robbed and then entirely demolished by the Municipality due to road-cutting plans. The family currently survives solely on his wife's teaching salary of ₹7,000 per month. Living hand-to-mouth with zero business income for the last 4 months, they are entirely unable to afford their 18-year-old daughter's first-year Physiotherapy college fees (₹96,000) ahead of the urgent February 2026 deadline.

Suggested Intervention

The sudden structural loss of their livelihood threatens entirely to derail the daughter's higher education right as it begins. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is stepping up to gather the remaining funds specifically targeted to cover her Physiotherapy college tuition, insulating her education from this unexpected financial emergency.

The Impact

The collected amount will be paid directly to the college before the February deadline. By securing her Physiotherapy degree, we empower her to graduate into a high-demand medical career that can eventually restore, and significantly elevate, the entire family's long-term financial stability.

Case 59: Moiz Murtaza Topiwala

10 Feb 2026

The Challenge

Moiz bhai (50) was a successful real estate broker in Colombo before being diagnosed with severe Elephantiasis, kidney complications, and high sugar, leaving him completely unemployed for two years. His wife Rashida ben (42) now supports them via a small stitching and roti-making home business. Initial treatments in Colombo failed, prompting doctors to suggest immediate care in India. While the Chennai and Colombo Jamaats generously funded the first ₹5.5 Lakh of his successful Indian treatments, these resources are now fully exhausted.

Suggested Intervention

Moiz bhai requires critical ongoing daily physiotherapy, antibiotics, and specialized dressings costing approximately ₹10,000 per month, alongside ₹7,000 for rent. Without assistance, he will be unable to afford these crucial daily treatments, risking an immediate reversal of his hard-earned medical progress. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is gathering targeted monthly financial support to cover these life-saving medical supplies and essential living costs.

The Impact

These emergency funds will ensure Moiz bhai’s specialized daily medical routines continue completely uninterrupted. Sustaining this momentum is the only way to stabilize his complex medical condition, eventually restoring his physical mobility, and releasing his family from an immense daily financial burden.

Case 60: Fatema Ben Yusuf bhai Moyaddi

10 Feb 2026

The Challenge

Fatema Ben was diagnosed with cancer two years ago and has endured grueling courses of chemotherapy and radiation. The intense treatment has resulted in a debilitating hand disability characterized by severe Lymphedema swelling. She is currently in critical condition at Jupiter Cancer Hospital in Indore. Her husband, Yusuf bhai, has completely exhausted his life savings paying over ₹4.75 Lakhs for her care, and due to lack of funds and high airfares, he is tragically unable to travel from abroad to be by his wife's side.

Suggested Intervention

Yusuf bhai previously managed by borrowing and repaying funds, but unpredictable, mounting hospital costs have pushed the situation past its breaking point. He recently had to borrow AED 1,000 just to cover immediate medical transfers. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is stepping in to collect essential funds to address her urgently escalating cancer care costs and stabilize the family's crippling debt.

The Impact

All funds collected through this appeal will be transferred directly to the family. This crucial intervention guarantees Fatema Ben will continue to receive the life-saving medical care she needs, relieves the immense pressure of their borrowed medical debts, and brings peace to a family physically separated by this crisis.

Case 61: Shamim Akbarali

The Challenge

Shamim Ben is currently battling for her life on Ventilator support and undergoing regular Kidney Dialysis. She is admitted at Anand Hospital in Indore. Her medical situation is highly complicated due to severe inability to pass urine, keeping her condition deeply critical and necessitating constant, intensive medical intervention.

Suggested Intervention

The intensive care requirements have caused medical bills to skyrocket uncontrollably. In just the last 8–9 days alone, the family's medical expenses have escalated to a staggering ₹2,30,000. With no clarity on the expected duration of her hospital stay, and the costs continuing to rise daily, the family has completely exhausted all their available financial resources.

The Impact

We urgently seek immediate financial support to prevent any disruption in Shamim Ben's critical life-saving ventilator and dialysis treatments. Intervening now will lift the crippling debt off the family, allowing the medical team at Anand Hospital to focus entirely on stabilizing her complex condition without the imminent threat of financial collapse.

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Case 62: Juzer Dhoondia

The Challenge

Juzer Bhai (60) is currently confronting a devastating relapse of Classical Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, originally treated in early 2022. He is currently enduring aggressive chemotherapy at Saifee Hospital in Mumbai, having completed 4 of 12 required sessions. The intense treatments have severely weakened his immune system, leading to unpredicted emergency ICU stays and mounting hospitalization costs between sessions.

Suggested Intervention

To reduce the intense physical toll of chemotherapy and improve overall efficacy, medical experts have highly recommended shifting him to a targeted Immunotherapy treatment plan. However, this alternative is drastically more expensive. The compounding costs from his previous 2022 illness, his recent ICU emergencies, and the steep price of this new immunotherapy have placed a completely unbearable financial burden on his family.

The Impact

Without support, the family will be forced to mortgage their future, threatening the financial security of the younger generation just to keep Juzer Bhai alive. By intervening to fund this crucial immunotherapy, we can provide him with a gentler, more effective path to recovery, while shielding his family from total financial devastation.

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Case 63: Husain Taiyeb Bhai Vakhariya

The Challenge

Husain Bhai (32) from Bhestan, Surat, operates a tempo rickshaw earning ₹25,000 monthly to support his wife and two young children in a rented home (rent ₹8,000). When his wife required emergency delivery surgery, unable to secure immediate funds, he took an instant online quick loan app charging 30% interest. To cover growing monthly EMIs and avoid harassment, he took loans from 4 other apps (5 apps total) and mortgaged family gold. Today he faces ₹1.4 Lacs in app debt and receives ~100 severe harassment calls daily.

Suggested Intervention

The local Jamat Secretary has requested urgent intervention to rescue him from total financial and psychological collapse. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is raising an estimated target of ₹75,000 – ₹1,00,000 to clear all outstanding high-interest app loans.

The Impact

All funds collected through this appeal will be transferred directly to the Jamat Secretary to clear all outstanding app EMIs. This direct community intervention permanently frees Husain Bhai from predatory interest and relentless harassment, allowing his tempo income to sustain his young family.

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Case 64: Raziya Malik

The Challenge

Raziya Ben (52) from Barwani has been diagnosed with Breast Cancer. She recently underwent emergency surgery at Tata Hospital in Mumbai to remove the tumor lump, with medical bills already reaching ₹90,000, and is scheduled to begin critical chemotherapy sessions. Her husband runs a rented mobile shop that is currently generating no income, while her son in Barwani earns a modest ₹12,000 monthly working in a wallpaper shop. Her son-in-law, a freelance electrician in Dubai, earns approx. 2,000 AED with no fixed income and supports his own family.

Suggested Intervention

The family is facing overwhelming financial stress with total incurred medical treatment costs estimated at ₹2,00,000. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is raising an estimated target amount of ₹75,000 – ₹1,00,000 to assist the family in managing her ongoing Tata Hospital bills and upcoming chemotherapy sessions.

The Impact

All funds raised through this appeal will be paid directly to Tata Hospital. Your support ensures Raziya Ben receives uninterrupted chemotherapy and post-operative oncology care without plunging her struggling family into devastating medical debt.

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Case 65: Umme Hani Saghar

The Challenge

Umme Hani (18) from Burhanpur is an exceptionally bright and hardworking student who secured excellent marks in 12th grade and earned a prestigious seat in B.Tech Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence at VIT Vellore, one of India's premier engineering institutions. However, the annual fee is ₹6,00,000 (including hostel), and the university mandated full payment within a strict 15-day window to confirm admission. Her father, a small trader earning ₹30,000 monthly for a family of 6, had already sold family gold for prior coaching and could not arrange such a large sum on short notice.

Suggested Intervention

To prevent her hard-earned admission from being canceled, her father self-arranged ₹3,00,000 and was forced to borrow an additional ₹3,00,000 as emergency Qardan Hasana from friends. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust aims to raise an estimated target of ₹1,00,000 to relieve this emergency educational debt burden and ensure her studies continue uninterrupted.

The Impact

All funds collected through this appeal will be transferred directly towards clearing the emergency education Qardan debt. Empowering Umme Hani to complete her Computer Science & AI degree will transform her family's long-term future and serve as a beacon of accomplishment for bright young women in her community.

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Case 66: Murtaza Dhamtariwala

The Challenge

Murtaza Bhai (45) resides in Itwari, Nagpur, working in a hardware shop earning ₹15,000 monthly to support his wife, young child, and mother in a rented home (rent ₹7,000). When his 72-year-old father suffered a burst stomach ulcer requiring urgent ₹3 Lakh emergency surgery, desperate to save his life and unable to secure Qardan Hasana in time, he was forced to borrow ₹3 Lakhs at a predatory 10% monthly interest rate (₹30,000/month). Tragically, his father passed away post-operation, leaving the family trapped in an impossible debt cycle where interest costs exceeded total income.

Suggested Intervention

The local Jamat has coordinated with community groups to intervene and pay off the principal amount directly to lenders. While ₹1 Lakh of principal was cleared by two crowdfunding groups and initial interest was managed, ₹2 Lacs total debt remains. Hope & Faith Charitable Trust is raising an estimated target of ₹1,00,000 – ₹1,25,000 to clear the remaining interest-bearing debt.

The Impact

All collected funds will be transferred directly to the lenders under Jamat supervision to completely eliminate the high-interest debt trap. This critical intervention frees Murtaza Bhai and his family from a predatory financial nightmare, protecting his modest salary for basic family living and his child's future.

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