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Free health care for the needy; Help the ones you don't know...this is a forum to bring the like mind

PG care foundation or Pediatric and Geriatric care foundation was founded by a group of like minded individuals with genuine concern for fellow human beings in August 2013 with the aim of free health care to needy children with treatable medical conditions and with a future goal to include care of the elderly. What started as a dream of a few college boys way back in the nineties has finally fructified into this foundation. It's a non government organization (NGO) registered as a trust in Mangalore, India

All the donations to our NGO are exempted from income tax under U/S 80G of the Income Tax Act 1984. The conditions that we support, but not limited to are

Treatable cancers

Chemotherapy

Fractures and trauma

Prematurity

ICU care

Infections

Malnutrition/dehydration

Please contact us at [email protected]

visit our website pgcarefoundation.org

07/08/2026

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Breastfeeding: a baby’s first superpower.

Breast milk is often called nature’s “liquid gold” a living, dynamic source of nutrition, immune protection and essential support for a baby’s growth and development.

This World Breastfeeding Week, let’s strengthen what works by supporting, educating and empowering every mother on her breastfeeding journey. Because every drop can make a difference.

At PG Care Foundation, we believe every child deserves access to quality healthcare and a healthy start in life.

World Breastfeeding Week | August 1–7, 2026

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21/07/2026

In a small town near Beltangady, a 1-year-old boy named Juan is the center of his parents’ world.

Just days ago, a tragic accident changed everything. Juan suffered 25–30% burn injuries and has since been undergoing treatment at Father Muller’s Hospital, Mangalore. For his family, every day has become a battle of hope, fear, and resilience.

Juan’s father, a salesman earning ₹15,000 per month, suddenly found himself facing medical expenses of nearly ₹40,000- 45,000 an amount far beyond the family’s means.

At a time when they needed support the most, PG Care Foundation stepped forward.

Through a contribution of ₹40,000, the Foundation has helped ease the financial burden on Juan’s family, allowing them to focus on what truly matters his recovery.

Every act of kindness has the power to change a life. Sometimes, it arrives exactly when hope seems hardest to find.

We pray for Juan’s speedy recovery and strength for his family.

Sarve Janah Sukhino Bhavantu 🙏

13/07/2026

PG Care Foundation | Case #188

Every child deserves the chance to walk towards a brighter future.

PG Care Foundation is humbled to support 13-year-old Varadhraj from Krishnagiri, who has been diagnosed with complex paediatric orthopedic deformities, including limb length discrepancy, Coxa Valgum, and Genu Valgum.

Varadhraj’s father is a farmer, and his elder brother works as a driver. Despite their best efforts, the family could not afford the complete cost of the life-changing surgery.

🏥 Hospital: St. Joseph Medical College & Research Institute, Hosur
👨‍⚕️ Treating Doctor: Dr. Vinod
🦴 Procedure: Limb Corrective Surgery
💰 Surgery Cost (after hospital discount): ₹80,000
👨‍👩‍👦 Family Contribution: ₹29,000

The case was referred to PG Care Foundation seeking financial assistance.

After careful review by the PG Care Foundation Decision Group, we approved support for Varadhraj’s treatment and contributed ₹29,960 (USD 300) directly to the hospital towards his surgery.

Every contribution brings hope, restores mobility, and transforms lives.
Together, we can help more children receive the treatment they deserve.

Sarve Janah Sukhino Bhavantu
“May all beings be happy.” 🙏

01/07/2026

Behind every heartbeat is a doctor who refused to give up.

, our mission stands strong because of the incredible doctors who go beyond prescriptions—bringing hope, care, and second chances to those who need it the most.

Today, we celebrate not just a profession, but a purpose.

Happy Doctor’s Day to the real lifesavers.

17/05/2026

PG CARE FOUNDATION
New case #187
Rainbow Children Hospital Guindy, Chennai.

Referral doctor: Dr Nataraj Palaniappan.

Kidney transplant for CKD V FSGS ( Focal Segmental Glomerulo Sclerosis) with CoQ88 mutation.

Mother is the kidney donor

Patient name Sanjay , 11y / Male from Tiruvallur. He was on multiple antihypertensives. Renal transplant was planned and was on regular dialysis. He developed spontaneous hemothorax in mid April possibly dialysis induced and hypertensive, needing ICD and blood transfusion with vats planned.

Parents are from poor aocio economic background. Father is taxi driver earning around 30,000 Rs per month.

Total funds needed for kidney transplant was 14 lakh rupees. Rainbow hospital gave a discount of 2 lakh rupees. Ola taxi association collected around 1 lakh rupees, doctors and staff from Rainbow hospital donated around 1 lakh rupees . From crowd funding platform Milaap also some funds were collected.
The case was referred to pgcare foundation for the support.
Kidney transplant was done on 11 May 2026 and at present the boy is in the hospital for the postoperative care.

Post kidney care includes continuous planned medication and investigations which need the financial support.

The case was discussed at the PG care foundation decision group. PGCARE foundation will be supporting Rs 70,000 (800 USD) towards the treatment costs.

Thanks everyone for the support to PG care Foundation since 2013. PG care Foundation has supported treatment of 187 children since 2013.

We wish speedy recovery of Ma Sanjay.

Sarve Janah Sukhino Bhavantu

10/05/2026

PG CARE FOUNDATION
New case
PGCF # 186
At Peter’s Medical college and research institute, Hosur Bangalore.

Funding for extreme prematurity

Baby of Thilagavathi and Azhagarnesan, 1.5 months old baby boy , was admitted on 07.04.26 in SPMCH NICU with acute cardiopulmonary failure and multi organ dysfunction, diagnosed with methemoglobinemia, treated for the same and then recovered gradually.

Currently the baby is on special feeds (amino acid fornula feed - Neocate) due to secondary lactose intolerance which he is tolerating well. As on 23.04.26, baby is stable without any respiratory support, on paladai formula feeds and gradualy gaining weight. Next plan is to perform MRI Brain, genetic testing to look for the causes of methemoglobinemia, hearing screening and developmentally supportive care in the followup.
The hospital expenses details are as follows
Total bill: Rs.1,50,015
Paid: Rs.93,990
Pending: Rs.56,025

The parents do small jobs and are needy.
From PGCAREFOUNDATION , we spoke with Bhuvaneshika who’s the patient care coordinator and found that the details are authentic.

PG care foundation supported 50,000 Rs( 550 USD)
Sarve Janah Sukhino Bhavantu

29/04/2026

Follow up on Case # 185
PG Care Foundation
Premature twins of Divya and Vinod will be discharged tomorrow from St Peter’s medical college and research hospital, Hosur Bangalore after being in NICU and Paediatric department for almost 55 days.

PG care helped 40,000 Rs towards the massive bills accumulated.

They still need to pay nearly 2,00,000 Rs ( 2 lakh rupees/ 2100 USD)

PG care Foundation is committed to help more funds to her. We are planning to pay 40,000 Rs more towards the hospital bills.
Let’s know if anyone wants to donate .

Thanks everyone
Sarve Janah Sukhino Bhavantu

19/04/2026

New case
PGCARE FOUNDATION
PGCF #185
Premature Twins
St Peter’s Medical College and Research Hospital Hosur Bangalore.
Father welder in a construction company
Mother house wife ( discontinued diploma in nursing due to financial constraints)
Twins were born prematurely on 2 March 2026 with the low birth weight of 815 and 895 grams and extreme prematurity, twin II had premature lungs in addition.

Babies are still at the NICU of the hospital.

The family is in need of funds. They have collected only 30,000 Rs till now.
They have paid bills of around 7,00,000 Rs by selling the jewelry of the grandmother.

The case was forwarded by Child Health Foundation and Dr Sharath from PG Care Foundation.

The decision group of Pgcare Foundation decided to support the case.

We supported our little contribution of 40,000 Rs ( 450 USD) to the hospital.

Happy to hear that babies are doing well.

Thanks to all our partners, members and supporters.

PG care Foundation has been supporting needy children health issues since 2013.

Sarve Janah Sukhino Bhavantu

01/04/2026

PG Care Foundation case # 184

The case sent by Ms Archana PG care Foundation member. Gopi is a 18 years male who has a rare type of OI ( Osteogenesis Imperfecta) and needs surgery for both his arms and is being treated at Amara Hospital, Tirupati by Dr Vrisha Madhuri ( Pediatric orthopedician).
The family hails from Pondicherry and financially they're not good. The child's father is no more. Surgery costing Rs 90,000/-
The case was discussed at the pg care foundation decision group and we decided to support Rs 50,000 (600 USD) for the treatment.
Many thanks to all our members and supporters
Sarve Janah Sukhino Bhavantu

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