In India, cleft doesn’t just affect a person’s health, but devastates their potential, diminishing prospects of independence and financial stability. The procedure to treat clefts is relatively safe however lack of resources leave thousands untreated

Earlier this year, we launched a new program with MiracleFeet, to improve access to treatment for clubfoot in Morocco. In June, our team had an opportunity to visit three of the clinics our program is creating capacity to treat clubfoot.

Specialization provides medical professionals greater career potential and the communities they serve access to necessary treatment. Unfortunately, the cost to acquire that specialization is out of reach for many.

Josua is a bright, positive teenager for whom just being able to attend school has been an accomplishment. As a young child Josua was diagnosed with a hearing disorder. And now with his hearing aids failing, and Josua’s future is threatened.

Our Vision Screening Program conducted its first camps, reaching over 800 students in rural India. The camps were successful, reaching students without easy access to vision care. Over 250 students required intervention to protect their vision.

Barzilai Foundation partnered with Cancer Relief Gibraltar to provide support for the challenges and hardships that come with a cancer diagnosis.

Students in rural India can often lack access to medical care. For vision issues this can be severely limiting to their education and dangerous to their future.

A father supporting his wife and two sons was unable to work due to severe back pain that required surgery that was beyond their financial means. With an a grant to cover the costs, Durga Rao is back home and back to work.

The Barzilai Foundation is partnering with global NGO MiracleFeet to expand access to care for children throughout Morocco and provide the opportunity for better futures for individuals born with Clubfoot.

Recently we re-connected with Amy after she returned home from a successful brain surgery. Back home and recovering well from her procedure Amy reflected on the past several months that saw both her life and her family's future put in peril.

In a developing country, the lack of adequate medical care means that disabilities can derail your future. For 84 low-income individuals in India, the Barzilai Foundation provided access to prosthetic limbs and opportunity at a better future.

Young man in India who works hard to support his family after father's passing, supported by grant to get the care he needs to beat kidney failure.

For a young Moroccan, Mokhlis, being born with clubfoot means a lifetime of disability and poverty. Barzilai Foundation was able help put Mokhlis on a path to overcoming his condition and achieving future independence.

For Amy discovering the devastation of learning she had an advanced stage brain tumour was made worse in discovering she couldn't afford the treatment she needed urgently.

Nahla is a bright, hard-working 15-year-old Moroccan who has achieved stellar academic results despite physical disabilities. So determined to succeed and build a future, she literally crawls over obstacles to attend school daily.

Interview with Cancer Relief CEO Gráinne McKenna about the recently announced program that provides support to cancer patients during all phases of their treatment, from pre-habilitation through rehabilitation.

Partnering with Cancer Relief Gibraltar we've expanded care services that will give cancer patients a better chance to thrive during extended cancer treatment cycles.

Barzilai Foundation expands Hardship Grant Program through collaboration with Cancer Relief Gibraltar. Extending critical, just in time support to include cancer patients and their carers.

Barzilai Foundation supports Calpe House GA to amplify their impact on vulnerable residents of Gibraltar. Calpe House GA has provided support, and a home away from home for over 7,000 Gibraltarians traveling to London for medical treatment.