Stallion Edward

Stallion Edward

During our missions, our fundamental aim is to help children and families. It is always difficult to see children suffer particularly when their condition is more complex than others.

In Kenya, our team is treating Stallion Edward (18 months old) who is suffering from multiple defects known as Tetrology of Fallot (TOF). His condition will require multiple procedures and interventions.

About Kenya Deployment   

The mission started on the 13th and will continue until 17th December at Coast General hospital Mombasa.    

We are aiming to treat 30-40 children during this deployment.    

During our first deployment in Kenya, our team carried out 35 interventions earlier in July 2021.    

"During our first mission, we found that there is a greater need for such deployments in Kenya. Mombasa is home to over a million people with no paediatric interventional care available to children. Our long-term objective is to build human resources capacity in Kenya so that local doctors can carry out these interventions, " said Kabir Miah, Programmes Manager at Muntada Aid.     

Do You Know?  

Each year an estimated 1.5 million children are born with Congenital Heart Defects.   

10% of babies born with CHD out of 1.5 million do not survive their first year of life  

About Little Hearts Programme  

Our Little Hearts project provides free life-saving heart surgery to babies and children with Congenital Heart Defects from underprivileged families irrespective of gender, race or religion.  

Impact  

Since 2012, the Little Heart team has travelled to 10 different countries carrying out over 22,00 operations and interventions on children. The mission to Kenya is our 35th deployment.  

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