Genesis Foundation: Partnering to Strengthen NGO for child heart surgery Initiatives in Jaipur

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Genesis Foundation, a dedicated NGO for child heart surgery , proudly announces its partnership with Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, Jaipur. This collaboration marks a significant step in our journey to provide timely and life-saving heart treatment to more children in need.
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Genesis Foundation Celebrates Healing Hearts and Brighter Tomorrows with Hospital Partners

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Genesis Foundation, a leading NGO for child heart surgery and heart treatment in India, proudly celebrates a significant milestone in healing hearts and brighter tomorrows alongside our dedicated hospital partners. Together, we have saved countless young lives through timely and critical cardiac care for underprivileged children. These milestones represent more than medical achievements — they are stories of resilience, hope, and second chances. Every surgery supported, every smile restored, and every heartbeat revived brings us closer to a future where no child suffers due to lack of access. This celebration is a tribute to every doctor, donor, and partner who believes in the power of healing and hope.

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