May 2010 – Three Rivers Kids Foundation is attempting to raise US $20,000 to help Satish Gobin. [image title=”Satish Gobin” size=”thumbnail” id=”340″ align=”center” ] Paraphrased from Kaieteur News Online: The heart-wrenching story of nineteen year-old Satish Gobin who was recently diagnosed with chronic renal failure, epitomises the tragedy of living in a poor country in […]
[excerpt from the Guyana Chronicle. Original article can be found here.] On Friday, April 16th, 2010, Three Rivers Kids Foundation officially opened its office in Guyana with free workplace space provided by the Gandhi Youth Organisation (GYO). Speaking with the Guyana Chronicle newspaper yesterday at the GYO building on Woolford Avenue, Georgetown, President of the
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Six Guyanese children returned home on February 14th, 2010, after successfully receiving medical attention in Delhi, India, at the Max Heart and Vascular institute. The group was sponsored by the Three Rivers Kids Foundation, a registered charitable organization in Ontario Canada. The names of the children who benefited from this mission are Chanidi Persaud 9
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On March 8th, 2009, Three Rivers Kids Foundation took another 9 patients from Guyana to Delhi, India for much needed medical treatment. The group comprising of 8 children and 1 adult along with an accompanying family member each arrived in Delhi on March 10th/2009 after staying in Toronto for 2 days. The children suffered from
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Three Rivers Kids Foundation is holding a special fundraiser on Sunday, October 11th, 2009 to help save Alvin Ramkumar. Alvin is 14 years old and hails from Best Village, West Coast Demerara, Guyana. He was born with one kidney and has now developed complex renal disorder which cannot be treated in Guyana. Alvin’s mother died
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Three Rivers Kids Foundation is planning to take another group of 8 children to India for open heart surgery in March 2009. Please see their pictures below. The children will also be present at our fundraising event on March 7, 2009.
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13 Guyanese patients return home after medical treatment in India In 30 months, Three Rivers Kids Foundation has successfully treated 46 patients In May 2008 Three Rivers Kids Foundation of Ontario helped thirteen Guyanese patients attain much needed life saving medical treatment in India for various medical conditions. Eleven patients had open heart surgeries, one
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Three Rivers Kids foundation is committed to helping the sick and poor children of Guyana. We have about 100 sick children on our waiting list – some of them need urgent medical attention to save their lives. However, we do not have enough funds to get all the children treated as soon as we would
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In January 2008, Three Rivers Kids Foundation organized a free cardiac clinic held in Guyana. The clinic was conducted by Dr. Viresh Mahajan and Dr. Anil Bhan, both from Delhi, India. The cardiac clinic was performed free of charge. Two days were designated for the screening of children, and two days were for adults. The
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Heartning News – Another 9 children from Guyana treated successfully in India. 6 children had open heart surgery, one child had neurosurgery, one had livery surgery, and one child had kidney treatment. “Have a heart” — most of us have used this phrase at some point. But what do you do when that very heart
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