Ali awaits an Arm Prosthesis

Ali Hamza's Story

Ali Hamza and his distressed parents have been praying for a generous donor like you to bring them out of their misery. As you read the painful details of Ali Hamza’s story, please know that your support will make a big difference in his life and unlock a healthy future for him. Therefore, we urge you to donate generously without any delay as Ali awaits an arm prosthesis.

Ali Hamza, a 14-year-old resident of Okara, faced a tragic event three years ago. His arm got stuck in a forage cutting machine while he was working. He was rushed to the hospital. The doctors tried their best to save his arm but they could not. Unfortunately, his left arm had to be amputated below the elbow level.

Ali’s life has taken a sad turn ever since. Due to financial constraints, his family has been struggling to make ends meet. It is next to impossible for them to afford the hefty cost of his prosthesis. Ali’s parents contacted us and requested assistance to get him a prosthetic arm. Ali’s mother shared her sorrow with Transparent Hands in the following words:

“My son is such a bright teenager, but this incident has turned his life upside down. He cannot play sports like all the other kids his age. He just watches them with longing and that breaks my heart into trillions of pieces. Please help my son.”

Ali’s father works as a daily wager and barely manages to support his family of eight. This prosthesis is crucial for Ali’s physical and emotional well-being. Without this prosthesis, he will not be able to live his life to the fullest.

Now that Ali has been registered with Transparent Hands, we are determined to get him the prosthesis he needs and make his life better. We urge you to donate as soon as possible as Ali awaits an arm prosthesis.

Ali Hamza's Story

Ali Hamza, a 14-year-old resident of Okara, got his left arm stuck in a forage machine while he was working. His arm was completely crushed. He was rushed to the hospital, but the doctors couldn’t save his arm. They had to amputate it below the elbow level. Ali came to Transparent Hands for a prosthesis. Therefore, he was sent to Hope Rehabilitation center. His prosthetic arm was attached by Dr. Khalid Niazi on 09-03-2022. Ali is now slowly getting used to his new arm.