About This Cause

At an age when life should be full of laughter, toys, and a mother’s gentle lullabies, little Kishore is fighting a battle that is far too heavy for his tiny shoulders. Just 2 years old, Kishore has already seen more pain, fear, and suffering than most of us will ever experience in a lifetime. On 3rd February 2024, his family’s world turned upside down when he was diagnosed with a dangerous eye tumor. What followed was a journey filled with hospital corridors, sleepless nights, and unbearable decisions. Before even undergoing surgery, Kishore bravely endured 12 rounds of chemotherapy. Imagine a child so small, facing needles, medicines, and pain—without even understanding why this is happening to him.But the worst was yet to come. To stop the cancer from spreading and save his life, doctors had no option but to remove his infected eye. His parents watched helplessly as their little boy lost his eye and was fitted with an artificial (stone) eye—just to give him a chance to live.

For most families, this would have been the breaking point.But Kishore’s fight didn’t end there.After the surgery, he had to go through 8 more chemotherapy sessions, and even now, 4 more rounds are still pending. Doctors have clearly stated that his treatment will continue for at least one more year. This means more hospital visits, more pain, and more financial burden. Behind this painful journey stands a father who refuses to give up.

Kishore’s father, Mano Thakur, works as a labourer at a small halwayi shop. His daily earnings are just enough to somehow feed the family. His mother, a homemaker, stays beside Kishore every moment—wiping his tears, holding his hand, and silently praying for his recovery. They currently live in Sangam Vihar, far away from their hometown in Mathura (Village Barari), struggling to survive in a city where everything comes at a cost. With no savings, no financial backup, and no stable support system, the family has already exhausted all their resources in trying to save their child.

And now, they are at another critical point. Kishore urgently needs ₹6,000 for a plastic mask (Blastma) used during electric chemotherapy. This mask is not optional—it is essential for continuing his treatment safely and effectively. But for a father who earns daily wages, even this amount has become impossible to arrange.

Every passing day without treatment puts Kishore at greater risk. Every delay increases the danger. This is not just a medical need—it is a race against time.

A small child who has already lost so much is still fighting with all his strength. He has endured pain without complaint, fear without understanding, and suffering without choice. 

Now, he needs us.

Your contribution—no matter how small—can help Kishore continue his treatment. It can ensure that his chemotherapy is not delayed. It can give his parents the strength to keep going. And most importantly, it can give Kishore a real chance to survive.

Please come forward and donate.

Don’t let poverty take away a child’s chance to live. Don’t let this fight end due to lack of funds.

Every rupee matters. Every second counts. Every act of kindness can save a life.

Let’s stand together for Kishore. Let’s help this little warrior win.

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