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This story started months ago. See ‘Early Diagnosis Saves Life’ dated Mar 7, 2026. After three months of Anti-Tuberculosis Treatment (ATT), Priya showed remarkable improvement. Her fever had settled, her appetite had returned, and slowly her strength was coming back. Seeing her smile again gave hope to everyone involved in her care. However, during our regular follow-up visits, Priya repeatedly complained of severe back pain. Even though she looked better overall, the pain

Nandini, a 10-year-old girl, was brought to the clinic with complaints of severe breathing difficulty and poor appetite. On examination, she was found to be undernourished, with both weight and height below the 3rd percentile for her age. Respiratory examination revealed wheezing in her lungs. She was immediately treated with nebulization using bronchodilators and showed improvement after three consecutive nebulizer treatments given at 20-minute intervals. She was later presc

There are many children who suffer from malnutrition due to lack of awareness about proper infant and young child feeding practices. Our two previous blogs show two different stories with malnutrition needs. Save Kids Trust’s health education program actively works in the community to create awareness on these critical issues. Currently, SKT is conducting Poshan Pakhwada; a two-week awareness campaign focused on improving nutrition, promoting proper feeding practices, and pre

Nisha is feeling so much better! Nisha, a six-year-old girl, was brought to our Save Kids Trust clinic with complaints of fever and pain in her left leg. Her mother had noticed a small area of redness on the leg, which upon examination was found to be an abscess with pus — a condition requiring urgent attention. Nisha comes from a low-income family. Her father works as a daily laborer, bearing the responsibility of supporting his wife and three children on a very small income

As summer reaches its peak, children in informal housing areas spend long hours playing outdoors — often without water, without shade, and unaware of the health risks that the scorching heat can bring. Every year, this season brings a rise in preventable illnesses like diarrhea, dehydration, and heat stroke among the most vulnerable. Save Kids Trust (SKT) organizes educational seminars for children and families in many communities. During this summer meeting, our team explain

Baby feet on a scale read 5kg (11 pounds). When a mother brought her 15-month-old daughter to SKT Clinic, she was worried — her little one simply wasn't growing the way she should be. What followed was a story of timely care, compassion, and hope. On examination, the child — let's call her Mira — was found to be severely underweight, with both her weight and height well below the normal range for her age. She was still exclusively on breast milk, with no solid or complementar