We have begun to support small scale research projects in some of the countries where our specialist medical missions take place, to look at the prevalence of the diseases and the possibilities of…
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Sierra Leone
In 2017 Chain of Hope was invited by The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health to help develop desperately needed cardiac services within the Country. Chain of Hope have been…
Adam is from Iraq and lives in Jordan with his parents as a refugee. He was diagnosed with a large Ventricular Septal Defect (VSD) and needed urgent operation to survive.
Two year old Noralain from Yemen was extremely blue and failing to thrive, when her aunt, Magda found help through Chain of Hope on Facebook.
Five year old Adrian was the first child from Bolivia to be treated by Chain of Hope. Adrian was operated on by Professor Sir Magdi Yacoub and the team at the Aswan Heart Centre in Egypt.
Two Year old Podolsky is from Haiti and was born with life-threatening heart disease that seriously affected his growth and nutrition, he was failing to thrive.
Baby Shouq from Syria lives in Zaatari Refugee Camp which is the home of more than 80,000 Syrian refugees in Jordan.
