Minha Fathima, a 1-month-old baby girl from Malappuram, Kerala, India, required specialised treatment for a congenital heart condition and underwent TAPVC (Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Connection) Repair.

In 2018, Minha received specialised cardiac treatment at AIMS, Cochin. TAPVC repair is performed to correct abnormal connections of the pulmonary veins, allowing oxygen-rich blood from the lungs to return to the heart through the proper pathway and supporting healthier circulation.

With timely medical intervention and fundraising support, Minha was able to access the complex paediatric cardiac care she needed at just one month old. Her journey highlights how financial assistance can help families secure critical heart surgery for infants with congenital heart conditions and give them a stronger chance at a healthier future.