We believe every child born with a heart defect deserves the chance to live a full, healthy life—no matter their race, language, income, or immigration status.
Because Health is a Right, Not a Privilege
CHD is the most common birth defect in the world, yet often overlooked. We’re working to change that.
We fight for access to timely care and lifelong treatment as a basic human right.
From global forums to local meetings, we elevate the voices of CHD patients and their families.
United Nations (UN)
World Health Organization (WHO)
U.S. Congress (CHD Reauthorization Act)
Local awareness campaigns in Hispanic immigrant communities (including Jacksonville, FL)
Collaborating with Venezuelan pediatric cardiologists, hospitals, and volunteers on the ground.
Dozens of children already helped—and counting.
Every case reviewed by our advisory medical board for quality and need.
Bilingual advocacy campaigns
First-person testimonies, community panels, books & blogs
Leadership within Global ARCH—an international CHD advocacy alliance
Too many families face language barriers, stigma, or systemic neglect. We’re working to ensure CHD is treated not just as a medical issue—but a human rights issue.
