Pooja Shree is a bright 13-year-old studying in the 7th grade at a special school. Despite facing several challenges, she is determined to pursue her education and build a better future.

Pooja's life has not been easy. Her parents separated, and her mother remarried Chetan Kumar, who works in a chicken shop, earning ₹15,000 per month. Pooja lives with her mother, Swapna, a housewife, and her stepfather.

Pooja has been diagnosed with Primary Immunodeficiency Disorders (PIDs) and dementia, both of which require regular medical attention. Despite her medical condition, she remains enthusiastic about learning and continues to attend her special school.

Pooja's school fees are ₹30,000 per year, and the cost of her medication is ₹1,500 per month. The family is struggling to cover both the educational and medical expenses, and they need your support to ensure, that Pooja can continue her education without interruption and receive the necessary medical care.

How Right to Live is helping?

Owing to her humble economic background, she needs financial assistance. Given the continuity of the cost associated with treatment and education, considering the lack of resources in hand, Right to Live is helping the family gather the required funds.

Please remember that 100% of your donation goes to Pooja.We don’t use any part of donations for admin expenses since trustees cover those costs. The payment is entirely released to the concerned hospital and not placed in the patient’s hands.

Right to Live requests your kind cooperation by contributing to this noble cause, which will allow Pooja to help in the treatment of Immunodeficiency Disorders (PIDs) and dementia and lead a healthy life with her loved ones.