Charities
Society for Aid to Children Inoperable in Mauritius
SACIM is a Mauritius-based NGO supporting children under 18 who require surgical treatment. Founded in 1967 and registered in 1974, it initially focused on facilitating access to surgeries abroad for conditions not treatable locally. Since 2020, the organisation also supports children needing surgical care available within Mauritius.
About this charity
Surgical Assistance: Provides financial grants of up to Rs 500,000 for essential surgeries that are unavailable in the public health system.
Comprehensive Care: Beyond surgery, the society funds post-surgical follow-up, including physiotherapy, speech therapy, psychological support, and necessary medical appliances.
Proven Track Record: Since 1968, SACIM has assisted 764 children and managed over 950 medical cases.
Historic Success: Famous for handling high-complexity cases, such as the successful separation of Siamese twins in 1992.
Eligibility-Focused: Support is targeted at families with a combined monthly income of less than Rs 100,000 to ensure aid reaches those most in need.
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Travel & Logistics: Help cover the costs of sending children and their guardians to specialized hospitals in countries like India or South Africa.
Recovery & Therapy: Support the long-term rehabilitation programs that help our "warriors" lead healthy, independent lives after their operations.
Medical Appliances: Fund the purchase of specialized medicines and equipment required for a child's transition back to health.
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