*Meet Gabriel
Little Angels Trust met Gabriel during one of our many relief visits to the Korle-Bu Teaching hospital. In 
all our involvement with the hospitals we support, Christmas is a fantastic opportunity to serve critically and terminally ill children at the Korle-bu Teaching Hospital Children’s Block in Accra-Ghana.
There may be on average about four hundred on admission with all sorts of medical conditions.
Our team visits each child’s bedside and interact with them and their families. Each patient is then presented with a ‘Goody Bag’ and a cuddly toy.
The team returns after the festive holidays and meet up with specialists, doctors, matrons and nurses to determine which child needs financial assistance and our support.
Very often there are quite a few patients from poor backgrounds but sadly we can only help a couple due to lack of resources. Cancer treatments are very expensive.
This year, we have such a child who has cancerous tumours in his kidneys and a heart condition as well.
Our Little Angel Gabriel who is four years old now has successfully had surgery to remove the tumours and is due for chemotherapy treatment. His prognosis is promising and we are assisting his family just as we do for other cancer children.
We desperately need your help to continue to support these brave little ones as they battle for their lives. Let us give them a chance to develop to their full potential.
There is so much we can do but we are limited in resources.
We believe many hands make light work so please DONATE or support in any way that you can. These children need all the help we can give them. Thank You!
*This is Zakariah
We were introduced to this brave little boy during one of our visits to the Cancer Ward of the Korle-bu Teaching Hospital in Accra Ghana. He was on admission with half his face swollen with tumours and could hardly eat or speak.
After a brief chat with his family who had to travel such a long distance from the northern part of the country, we met up with Dr Lorna Renner, the cancer specialist treating him and decided to come to the family’s aid and assist with his hospital and medical fees.
HOMEGOING
We felt helpless but very hopeful in the beginning and he pulled through to make an exceptional recovery.
After his chemotherapy treatments he was discharged from hospital to go home.
ONGOING CARE
Zak’s condition keeps improving but will obviously need monitoring and he is due back in hospital as an outpatient.
To see Zak smiling again is such great joy. To make his wish come true, we gave him a bicycle for Christmas, something he’s always wanted.
We want to help many more children like Zak and with your help we can. Please Donate Now!