Smile Train
Many charities focus on many different aspects of life, health, hunger, housing. Sometimes you find a charity that has one single problem to solve. SmileTrain.org fits that bill.
Smile Train is all about repairing cleft lips and palates the world over. In face, Smile Train helps children in 77 of the world’s poorest countries.
Many children with cleft palate damage cannot eat or speak properly. They can’t attend school to learn, or hold a job. These kids grow up to face a life filled with shame, hiding their faces.
Every single solitary child born with a cleft can be helped with surgery. This surgery can cost as little as $250 (USD) and takes around an hour to repair.
Smile Train’s objective is to provide free cleft repair surgery for millions of poor children and to provide free training for medical professional.
Smile Train is a worth charity. We suggest you visit their website at smiletrain.org to learn more.
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Along with the masses I stumbled across your blog as well and it’s so great that you posted something about Smile Train because I am a long term donor and it’s exciting to see someone else spreading the message. Great blog!
Thanks – I’m open to printing something from ‘Smile Train’ again in the future.