Find the children who need help
We focus on children with congenital heart defects whose families face financial barriers to essential surgery.
A child’s heart condition should never be a life sentence because their family cannot afford the care. Jamila Health Foundation helps children access the life-saving heart surgery they need—one child at a time.
Congenital heart defects can turn a family’s world upside down. For parents already facing economic hardship, the cost of surgery can make urgently needed treatment feel impossibly far away.
Jamila Health Foundation was created to help close that gap. We support children—primarily in Afghanistan and also around the world—in getting the specialized, life-saving surgery they need.
Behind every surgery is a child, a family, and the possibility of more birthdays, more laughter, and more tomorrows.
We focus on children with congenital heart defects whose families face financial barriers to essential surgery.
Donor contributions support the cost of life-saving procedures so financial hardship does not have to be the final obstacle.
Each child helped is a life-changing story—and a reminder of what collective kindness can do.
Your support helps children get the heart surgery they need. Jamila Health Foundation’s commitment is that donor contributions go toward these surgeries. Every child matters. Every chance matters.
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We help children with congenital heart defects who need life-saving surgery and whose families face economic hardship. Our work focuses primarily on Afghanistan and also reaches children around the world.
Jamila Health Foundation is based in the state of Montana, in the United States.
The foundation’s stated commitment is that all funds from donor contributions go toward the surgeries that children need.
Sharing the foundation’s mission and helping more people learn about children who need surgery can also make a difference.