Frequently Asked Questions

The mission of Happy Kids Foundation is to improve the quality of life for pediatric cancer patients and their families by offering financial aid, medical treatment, and emotional support.

Happy Kids Foundation is based in Chht. Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad), Maharashtra, and serves families from both urban and rural regions across Marathwada.

Happy Kids Foundation supports children facing leukemia, solid tumors, Thalassemia, Sickle cell anemia, and various other blood disorders.

Donations can be made through bank transfers or online payment platforms. Visit our website for more information on how to donate.

Yes, donations to Happy Kids Foundation are eligible for tax benefits under section 80G of the Income Tax Act.

Donated funds are used to cover medical expenses, provide essential medications, and support surgical treatments for children in need.

Yes, you can donate in honor of a loved one. Simply specify the tribute when making your donation.

Volunteer opportunities include fundraising events, hospital visits, administrative support, and more.

Yes, we welcome donations of goods and services that can benefit our cause. Please contact us for more information.

Contact our team to discuss your fundraising idea and receive support in organizing the event.

Yes, we extend our support to families in need across various regions, not limited to Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

Families can apply for assistance by contacting us directly through phone or email, or by visiting our office.

Yes, we offer emotional support programs and counseling services to help families cope with the challenges of pediatric illness.

The Madat Partnership is a collaboration between Happy Kids Foundation and Madat Trust to provide hair donation programs and other initiatives.

Visit our website or follow our social media pages to stay updated on upcoming events and fundraisers.

Yes, we offer sponsorship programs where donors can contribute to a specific child’s medical expenses.

Happy Kids Foundation works with hospitals, clinics, and community organizations to identify children who need medical and financial assistance.

We provide financial assistance for medical treatments, surgeries, medications, and other essential healthcare needs.

We maintain detailed records of all expenditures and provide regular reports to our donors and stakeholders to ensure full transparency.

No, donations of any amount are welcome and appreciated. Every contribution makes a difference.

Yes, you can set up monthly, quarterly, or annual recurring donations to provide ongoing support.

Donors receive regular updates through newsletters, reports, and social media about the impact of their contributions.

Volunteers gain personal satisfaction, experience in nonprofit work, and the opportunity to make a direct impact on the lives of children in need.

Schools can organize fundraising events, awareness programs, and volunteer activities to support our initiatives.

Yes, we partner with other NGOs and organizations to expand our reach and improve our services.

The Hair Donation Program allows individuals to donate their hair, which is used to make wigs for children undergoing cancer treatment and experiencing hair loss.

You can participate by growing and donating your hair following our guidelines. Contact us for more details.

Our board members provide strategic direction, oversight, and support to ensure the foundation meets its goals.

We offer counseling services, support groups, and recreational activities to help families cope with the emotional challenges of illness.

Yes, we welcome partnerships with businesses and corporations for sponsorship, employee engagement, and CSR initiatives.

Families can apply for grants by submitting an application form along with necessary medical and financial documentation.

While our primary focus is on providing direct support, we also collaborate with medical institutions on research initiatives when possible.

We conduct awareness campaigns, workshops, and community events to educate the public about childhood cancer and its challenges.

Funds are allocated based on medical need, financial situation, and the urgency of the required treatment.

You can provide feedback through our website, email, or by visiting our office. We value and welcome all suggestions.

Our long-term goals include expanding our reach to support more children, increasing awareness and advocacy efforts, and developing new programs to address emerging needs in pediatric healthcare.

The Foundation provides treatment for blood cancers (leukemia, lymphoma), solid tumors (bone cancer, kidney cancer, brain tumors), and rare childhood cancers.

Frequent fever, bone pain, unusual bruising, fatigue, swollen lymph nodes, or recurring infections can be warning signs of pediatric leukemia or lymphoma.

Treatment options include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, surgery, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy, depending on the child’s diagnosis.

Yes. Happy Kids Foundation provides blood transfusions, chelation therapy, and advanced hematology support for children suffering from thalassemia, anemia, and hemophilia.

Most children with thalassemia major require transfusions every 3–4 weeks to maintain normal hemoglobin levels.

Yes. In selected cases, bone marrow or stem cell transplant may be advised, and Happy Kids Foundation guides families through the process by connecting them with advanced centers.

PIDs are conditions where the child’s immune system does not function properly, leading to frequent infections. One such condition is Agammaglobulinemia.

Intravenous Immunoglobulin (IVIG) is a therapy where antibodies are given through injection to strengthen immunity. It helps protect children with immunodeficiencies from recurrent infections.

On average, one dose of IVIG costs around ₹23,000 per child per month, which is why many underprivileged families require financial support.

Yes. Clubfoot (CTEV) can be corrected with plaster casting (Ponseti method), bracing, and in some cases surgery. Early treatment offers the best outcomes.

Children with cerebral palsy are provided with orthopedic care, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation to improve mobility and independence.

Happy Kids Foundation offers emergency trauma care, fracture management, and surgical correction for bone deformities in children.

Happy Kids Foundation provides financial aid, subsidized treatment, free counseling, rehabilitation programs, and connects families to government health schemes.

Pediatric cancer treatments can be costly due to chemotherapy and hospitalization. However, Happy Kids Foundation ensures that financially weaker families receive treatment support through donations, CSR partnerships, and health schemes.

Happy Kids Foundation guides families through Ayushman Bharat, state government health schemes, and charitable funds that cover partial or full treatment costs.

Yes. Donors can directly support the treatment of children suffering from cancer, blood disorders, or immunodeficiencies by contributing to Happy Kids Foundation’s donation programs.

Treatment costs can vary from ₹4–7 lakhs, depending on the type and stage of leukemia. At Happy Kids Foundation, families are supported to ensure affordability through financial aid programs.

Yes. The Foundation offers psychological counseling and emotional support for parents and families to help them cope during their child’s treatment.

Yes. Happy Kids Foundation focuses not just on treatment, but also on rehabilitation, physiotherapy, and social reintegration of children after recovery.

The Foundation regularly organizes health camps, school outreach programs, and awareness drives about early detection of cancer, anemia, thalassemia, and immunodeficiencies.

If a child shows signs like recurrent fevers, delayed milestones, abnormal bleeding, bone pain, or swelling, parents are advised to seek consultation at Happy Kids Foundation immediately.

Parents can contact the Foundation through the official website (www.happykidsfoundations.org), helpline numbers, or by visiting the center directly in Chht. Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) for consultation.