Genesis Foundation: Your Trusted NGO for Child Heart Surgery in India.

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Genesis Foundation is a non-profit organization and NGO for child heart surgery , dedicated to providing financial assistance, medical support, and advocacy to families struggling to access quality heart care in India. As a leading NGO for heart treatment in India, we strive to make a difference in the lives of these young heroes.
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Donate on International Women's Day If You Want To Give Back

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March 8 is International Women's Day, and it is about both celebrating the achievements of extraordinary women and the ongoing fight for gender equity. You might find yourself wondering how you can be a part of this day. If you're in a position to do so, we urge you to join genesis Foundation and donate your time or money to those critically ill underprivileged girls, who are suffering from congenital heart disorders.

Read full here: Queen of Hearts: The Situation Facing Girls Needing Access to Cardiac Care
Genesis Foundation facilitates medical treatment for critically ill under-privileged children suffering with Heart Disorders. The support required in the said critical illness varies from specific surgeries (including neonatal), Cath Lab Interventions, along with recovery and recuperation post surgery.

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