When care is out of reach, survival becomes uncertain
30% of Indian children under five face stunted growth due to malnutrition
[Source: National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5), 2019–21]
Millions of children in India lack access to basic medical care and life-saving treatments
[Source: UNICEF India, 2021]
What We’ve Achieved Together
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Critical Treatments
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Health Camps
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Awareness Campaigns
How We Make Learning Possible
A holistic approach to care, prevention, and empowerment
Free Health
Camps
We organize check-ups and camps to detect and address health issues early, especially in underserved areas.
Nutrition & Hygiene Kits
Children receive nutritious food and essential hygiene supplies to improve overall well-being and immunity.
Awareness Campaigns
We conduct street plays and sessions to raise awareness on hygiene, nutrition, and health rights in local communities.
Emergency Medical Aid
Families facing life-threatening illnesses receive financial assistance for surgeries, treatments, and follow-up care.
Saving Lives, One Child At A Time
Dream Girl Foundation is an organization that is meant for people. We consider ourselves the voice and face of people deprived of basic amenities like food, clothing, medicinal facilities, sanitation, etc.
Help 4-Year-Old Saksham Defeat Leukemia and Reclaim His Childhood
For two long months, 4-year-old Saksham suffered from mysterious, excruciating joint pain. What started as discomfort in his knees gradually spread to his ankles and back. Soon, this vibrant little boy from Ferozabad could no longer run, play, or even sit up on his own.
When his family rushed him to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi, extensive blood tests, flow cytometry, and bone marrow biopsies revealed a devastating truth: Saksham is fighting Precursor B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (Pre-B ALL). Over 87% to 90% of his bone marrow has been overtaken by leukemic blast cells, draining his strength and lowering his blood counts.
A Ray of Hope Amidst the Storm
Despite the severity of his condition, Saksham’s doctors—led by Dr. Anupam Sachdeva and Dr. Manas Kalra—have identified positive indicators in his diagnostic panel. His genetic profile shows high hyperdiploidy, which offers a strong prognosis when treated promptly. Furthermore, tests confirm that the cancer has not spread to his central nervous system.
Saksham is currently undergoing intensive chemotherapy under the Modified BFM 2002 Induction Protocol. His treatment includes regular chemotherapy cycles (Vincristine, Daunorubicin, Pegaspargase), intrathecal injections, steroid therapies, and close blood monitoring.
His doctors are confident that with complete, uninterrupted treatment, Saksham can defeat cancer and lead a healthy, normal life.
Total Estimated Treatment Cost: ₹20,00,000 (Rs. 20 Lakhs approx.)
Saksham’s family has exhausted all their modest savings on initial diagnostic tests, consultations, and early day-care hospitalizations. Paying ₹20 Lakhs for ongoing chemotherapy, supportive medications (antibiotics/antifungals), blood transfusions, and prolonged hospital stays is beyond their reach.
How You and Dream Girl Foundation Can Save Saksham
Dream Girl Foundation has stepped forward under Project Zindagi to ensure that financial hardship does not stand between Saksham and his right to life. But we cannot do this alone—we need your compassion and generosity.
Your small act of kindness can give a 4-year-old child his smiles, his steps, and his future back.
Medical Reports
Project Zindagi
Life is priceless, but for many, a life-threatening illness like cancer or heart disease becomes unaffordable. In India, two million children die each year due to lack of funds for treatment, and
thousands more face the same fate every day.
At Dream Girl Foundation, Project Zindagi brings hope to these families by covering the costs of life-saving treatments. But we can’t do this alone. We need your support.
For those who can help, your contribution will save lives. Join our crowdfunding campaigns to provide financial relief and ensure no child loses their life because of poverty.
Keep donating, and give life a chance ->
Success Stories
There is no greater reward than seeing our Children reclaim their health, their joy, and their lives. Read about the journeys of the people who inspire us every day.
Beating childhood cancer.
Hello, my name is Babli and I am a Student of Class-12 and a proud member of Dream Girl Foundation. Being a part of this NGO has been a Life changing experience for me.. when I first came to DGF, I was very nervous and shy but now I can truly say that this organisation has helped me a lot in terms of personal growth.
Prisha VermaFrequently Asked Questions
Where do you come to know about the medical cases from?
We receive information through hospitals, volunteers, and direct applications from families in need.
How many cases have been dealt with by the funds raised by the organisation?
Our organisation has been working on providing young kids with better education and health facilities. Thanks to the efforts of our hardworking staff and kind donators and volunteers, we have been able to provide help to 40 cases in total.
View recent casesIn the health project, do you take only the children from Delhi? Or children of other states can also come and seek help?
We welcome children from all states. Our mission is to help every child in need regardless of their location.
Can you provide some success stories or case studies of the NGO’s work?
Yes! We regularly publish success stories on our website. You can visit our recent cases section to see the impact we have made.