We seek your heartfelt support to save the life of the baby of Rehana, currently undergoing treatment at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Mumbai. The newborn has been diagnosed with a congenital heart disease and is in urgent need of a corrective cardiac intervention to survive.
The recommended course of treatment includes:
- CT Angiography
- Followed by PDA (Patent Ductus Arteriosus) Stenting
This life-saving procedure must be conducted at the earliest to stabilize the baby’s condition and avoid complications that could arise from delayed intervention.
The estimated cost of treatment is ₹2,83,000, which includes:
- Surgery and hospital stay in the general ward category
- Pre- and post-operative investigations
- Doctor and specialist charges
- Medication and medical consumables
Due to the nature of the condition, costs may exceed the estimated amount in case of unforeseen complications, such as:
- Severe infections
- Extended ICU stay
- Ventilator or ionotropic support
- Use of high-end antibiotics or antifungal medications
The baby is expected to remain hospitalized for 6–8 weeks under close observation and care.
Sadly, the baby’s father is a simple farmer with limited means, and the family cannot afford this essential treatment on their own. Their only hope lies in generous individuals like you who can help bring light back into their lives.
Your donation—no matter the amount—can help this baby get the urgent treatment needed and give the family a chance to see their child grow up healthy and strong.
Please donate today and help spread the word.
All donations made to Saaya Foundation are exempt under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Registered ID : U85300MH2022NPL383369
Saaya Foundation, a National Registered Charity is raising funds for Baby of Rehana
Saaya Foundation works in the areas of Medical Support, Women Empowerment, Child Rights, Social Awareness Programs, Protection from Domestic Violence, Health Initiatives, Personality Development Programs, Education, Natural Calamity Relief and other impact driven programs.

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