Introduction:

Imagine the following: someone reaches their hand to you not because they have to, but because of their genuine interest in you. That small act? It is sort of beginning to mend what’s within you. We have been feeling the same in The Kazi Foundation – human kindness is literally one of the most effective medications. We believe that health is a right of a human being and not a privilege of the wealthy, who can afford to pay hefty hospital bills, as it is not a prize of the high-income crowd. Every life, regardless of how difficult the circumstances are, deserves proper care, dignity, and hope. Every rupee we sprinkle, every call we pick up, every family we stand with is driven by that belief.

The Secret of What Lies Behind the Medical Emergencies.
It is not only the body that gets battered when one is struck by a sickness at the most inopportune moment. A mother sees her child suffocating and completely powerless. A father gets to know that his heart should be operated on, and he is concerned about how he will feed his children tomorrow. A senior citizen is lying in a government hospital corridor, asking whether anybody will ever leave any memory of him/her. During such times, it is fear and shame that can be more painful than the illness itself. The people do not simply require the meds since they require someone to tell them: You are not alone. Your life matters. We are going to get you through this. And that is what the We Care medical-aid program, of the Kazi Foundation, does daily.

Small Help, Enormous Healing

There was a family that received 1500 dollars to cater to a brain aneurysm. Mom back home, playing about with the children. The chemo bills of another family were paid, and hence, the daughter is currently discussing college rather than burial arrangements. There was a hospital bill of a day-lawn worker, wiped out; he is back in hustling and he can even look at his kids in the eye. These are not digits of spreadsheet. This is actual material – hearts that began to kick once more with hope. These are right families that did not disintegrate but instead, they remained together. Years of trauma can be prevented with a matter of a few dollars at the right time. A phone call with words such as, we are transferring the money today, can turn months of long nights. That is the silent, gorgeous force of doing good.

Health is not a luxury.

When a person is severely ill, millions of American families go under debt or even sell what they possess. That should not happen.The Kazi Foundation lives according to a single motto:
Nobody is supposed to choose between caring about their children and taking care of them.
Nobody must die due to being born poor.
Nobody is ashamed to seek assistance when he or she is in distress.
We labor so that medical services would not be based on bank accounts, but rather the mere fact that a person who is going through breathing difficulty is just a human being, just like us.

Healing Goes Beyond the Body
We are also alleviating fear when we assist in the payment of surgery. When we pay the medical bills, we are wiping away the many restless nights. When we listen without judgment, we are mending the loneliness that most patients have in their quietness. A single act of support can lead to a series of things that come into place: a mother recovers, children attend school, the family is re-established over time, and a new generation has greater dreams. That is how mankind sneakily recreates the future.

You Are Part of This Healing
The best part about this work is that it is not only to be used by a particular organization or a particular clique. It belongs to anyone who prefers love to coldness. No need to be a wealthy person in order to assist. You are able to give a donation, send a message or simply say a kind word to someone in distress. All of that is good.

Conclusion
We cannot guarantee that we will correct all the things in the world at The Kazi Foundation. We can say that though, as long as we are around, no one will be alone with serious illness. Every life deserves care. No story is worth being told. Raising a human being deserves an opportunity to get healed. Together, we should continue demonstrating that humanity will not lose. And the next big thing is to take the first little step now: make a donation, however big or small you want to make it . Go to thekazifoundation.com to make a donation safely. Tell a friend who is a good person about this story. The families require assistance, refer here. When we decide to take care of someone, we are not only curing them to be better but we are also curing some part of the world.