Hamza sat quietly by her aunty Sultana’s bedside, her heart heavy with worry. Sultana Dabir, a gentle woman with a warm smile, was now weak and struggling. At just 48 years old, she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a form of blood cancer. Hamza’s uncle, a hardworking diesel mechanic, did everything he could, but caring for his family of five while paying for Sultana’s treatment felt impossible.

One cousin was studying, hoping to build a future for himself and his family, while the other worked part-time to support their needs. But cancer treatment was costly, and they needed lakhs of rupees. PainCare Trust had promised to help, aiming to raise 2 lakh rupees to cover a portion of the chemotherapy costs.

“This cancer is treatable,” the doctors had said. “With chemotherapy over the next two years, she has hope.” But without funds, even hope seemed distant. Hamza prayed for help from kind hearts who might read Sultana’s story and understand her struggle. She knew that even a small donation could mean the world for her aunty, turning their pain into hope.

If you feel moved to help, your support can bring light into this family’s darkest days.