our Impact
IMPACT
We are improving the level of pediatric cardiac
care throughout the world.
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Since 1995, Save a Child's Heart has treated over 7000+ children suffering from congenital and rheumatic heart disease. Approximately 50% of the children are from the Palestinian Authority and Gaza, Iraq, and Morocco, more than 40% are from Africa, and the remainder are from Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Americas.
Dr. Stella Mongella
Dr. Stella Mongella is in our 2-year training program in pediatric cardiology, so she can return to practice in her home country of Tanzania, a country with only one cardiac center and 16,000 babies born with heart conditions per year.
Dr. Ahmed Zarour
Dr. Zarour, is in his 7th year of training in pediatric cardiac surgery with SACH at the Wolfson Medical Center. After his training, he hopes to return to home as the first fully-trained Palestinian pediatric cardiac surgeon and to build a pediatric cardiac surgery department at the hospital in Ramallah.
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Dr. Zachias Moonde Muulu
Dr. Muulu is currently in Israel to advance his skills in pediatric cardiac surgery!
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Dr. Lise Mumporeze
Dr. Lise Mumporeze is currently in Israel to advance her skills in the pediatric intensive care unit!
training medical
Professionals
SACH trains medical personnel from partner sites around the world at the Wolfson Medical Center in Israel in all facets of pediatric cardiac care. They then return to their home countries to help children in need.
LIFE-SAVING
Missions
Our medical team works with partners around the world to diagnose, teach and perform life-saving heart procedures.
BY THE
NUMBERS
7,000+
The number of children who have received life-saving surgeries and catheterizations through SACH since 1995
150+
Medical team members from partner countries trained
70
The number of countries in Africa, South America, Europe, Asia, and throughout the Middle East from where children who have received care from SACH have come.
$15,000
Online donations during our 5-day mission to Ethiopia.
3,000+ Palestinian children treated in our weekly clinic
IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO SAVE
A CHILD'S HEART
