In a small community in Turkana, a young boy named Nahashon is waiting — not for toys, not for school, but for a chance to live.
Nahashon urgently needs life-saving surgery that costs KSh 3 million. The doctors are ready. The hospital has prepared the operating room. Everything is in place — except the money.
Every day that passes places him at greater risk.
Born into a family that struggles to meet even basic needs, Nahashon did not choose poverty or illness. Yet he now faces both. His condition has brought constant pain, limited movement, and a future filled with uncertainty unless this surgery can happen soon.
Medical professionals have confirmed that the procedure is critical. Without it, Nahashon’s health will continue to decline. With it, he has the chance to grow, learn, and smile again — to live a normal childhood.
His family has done everything within their power, but the cost is far beyond what they can afford. They are now turning to the kindness of strangers, hoping that compassion can bridge the gap between despair and hope.
This is not just a medical crisis — it is a humanitarian one.
If many people give a little, the burden becomes lighter and the miracle becomes possible. One act of kindness can help save a life. Many together can give Nahashon a future.
Nahashon is not asking for luxury.
He is asking for tomorrow.
