Sanvi Narote, a resilient 7-year-old, is facing a challenging medical journey as she battles subaortic membrane and coarctation of the aorta. These congenital heart conditions require urgent intervention to ensure her well-being and a healthy future. Subaortic membrane involves an abnormal tissue growth beneath the aortic valve, hindering proper blood flow. Additionally, coarctation of the aorta is a narrowing of the major artery that can impede blood circulation to vital organs.

Sanvi's indomitable spirit shines through as she bravely confronts these complex health issues. The recommended medical treatments, which may include surgical procedures and ongoing medical care, are essential for her improved quality of life. However, the associated costs pose a significant financial burden on her family.

In this critical time, Sanvi's family is seeking funding support to provide her with the necessary medical interventions. The funds will cover surgeries, medical consultations, hospital stays, and post-operative care. Your generous contributions will not only alleviate the financial strain but also give Sanvi a chance to grow, learn, and thrive without the constant limitations imposed by her medical conditions.

By rallying around Sanvi and her family, we can make a tangible difference in her life. Your support will enable her to overcome these obstacles, experience the joys of childhood, and create a foundation for a brighter and healthier future. Let us join hands to provide Sanvi Narote with the medical assistance she urgently needs and deserves.

How Can You Help?
-You can Donate to the Fundraiser
-You can share SHANVI ’s story on Facebook and WhatsApp so that their story reaches to more people like you who will impact their life
-You can Volunteer to Raise Funds and save SHANVI’s life.

50% Tax Exemption under 80(G)
FUNDS DONATED WILL BE USED FOR SHANVI ’s TREATMENT

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