The nurses in the Rescue Center and the USN are the heart of daily care for the children. From the moment a child is admitted—often weak, malnourished, or fighting serious illness—the nurses begin a rhythm of care that continues day and night. They carefully check vital signs, administer medications, monitor
Elisson is a 4-year-old boy who has faced more challenges than any child his age should endure. After losing his mother, he has been lovingly cared for by his grandmother. One day, as his health rapidly declined, she embarked on a nearly 10-hour journey—on foot and by transport—to bring him
Marie Vena once lived a stable life with her husband and six children. She ran a small business while her husband worked at a national cement factory. Together, they were able to meet the needs of their family and live comfortably. But everything changed on April 19, 2023, when armed
Berthony is 37 years old, a husband and father of four. His family depends on farming—hard, uncertain work that doesn’t always provide enough to feed everyone, let alone pay for medical care when illness strikes. For months, Berthony endured a painful struggle. His nights were sleepless, his heart beat abnormally,
