Enable Javaria Nadeem to Hear the Sounds Around Her

Javaria Nadeem's Story

Javaria Nadeem, a 7-year-old girl from Faisalabad, has been living in a world of silence since birth. Javaria has never heard her loved ones’ voices. At her age, when children learn to communicate and explore various sounds, Javaria is unable to hear. Her parents noticed her unresponsiveness to sounds when Javaria was a toddler. They took her to a nearby hospital and consulted a doctor. After performing a thorough examination and evaluation, the doctor diagnosed her with congenital sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL). To enable her to hear and speak, her doctor advised cochlear implant surgery. Unfortunately, the cost of the surgery is beyond her family’s financial reach.

This surgery is her parents’ only hope and they are desperate to see her overcome this condition. The sooner she receives the cochlear implant, the better her chances of speech and language development which are important at her age. If she doesn’t undergo the surgery on time, she might not be able to develop the ability to hear and speak.

Javaria lives in a modest house with her parents and three siblings, who are young and studying. Her father, the sole breadwinner in the family, is a factory employee and brings in just PKR 35000 per month. This income is even insufficient to cover their utility bills of PKR 9000 and educational expenses of PKR 10,000. They have no savings at all and they simply can’t afford the expensive surgery. During this time of need, her family contacted Transparent Hands and asked us for help.

Javaria’s parents said in despair:

“Every day, we watch our daughter’s struggle to play with other children. But she doesn’t understand their words, and they don’t understand her silence. We don’t have enough money to pay for her surgery and give her the ability to hear and speak. Kindly help us.”

Without the ability to hear, Javaria may face a future of isolation and limited opportunities. But we can change this. With your generous support, she can receive the cochlear implant surgery that will allow her to play, grow, and thrive like other kids.

Donate now to make a real difference in Javaria’s life.

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Javaria Nadeem's Story

Javaria Nadeem, a 7-year-old girl from Faisalabad, had lived in silence her entire life. Unlike other children of her age, who laugh and learn through the sounds around them, Javaria had never heard her loved ones’ voices or the sounds around her. Her parents noticed her inability to respond to noises when she was a toddler and became increasingly concerned.

They took her to a nearby hospital for medical evaluation. After a detailed examination, the doctor diagnosed Javaria with congenital sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL). To enable her to hear and learn to speak, the doctor recommended cochlear implant surgery. Unfortunately, this life-changing procedure was far beyond her family’s financial means.

Javaria lived in a modest home with her parents and three younger siblings. Her father, the sole breadwinner in the family, worked as a factory employee and made only PKR 35,000 per month. With mounting utility bills and educational expenses, the family’s limited income was insufficient to make ends meet, let alone afford an expensive surgery. With hope in their hearts, Javaria’s parents reached out to Transparent Hands for help. After registering her case, we assured them that we would arrange the surgery through the generous support of donors.

On December 12, 2024, Javaria was admitted to the National Hospital in Lahore. Dr. Naveed Aslam performed her cochlear implant surgery, successfully implanting the internal component. Javaria remained in the hospital for monitoring and was discharged the following day in stable condition.

After six weeks, the external component of the implant will be installed, allowing Javaria to hear for the first time. She will also begin speech therapy to develop her communication skills. Javaria’s parents shared their gratitude as follows:

“You have given our daughter the greatest gift. Words cannot express how thankful we are for your generosity and kindness.”

Javaria is now on a path to a brighter and more fulfilling future. This drastic change in her life was made possible through your kind support.