As the backbone of New Day Foster Home’s work, our medical program treats children from across China with life-threatening medical problems. To preserve the privacy of the children in our care, we do not post detailed medical information about the surgeries that they have undergone.

Surgeries Completed 2018

China

Titus Neurological Surgery Surgery: 06-27-2018	Sophie Heart Surgery Surgery: 06-21-2018	Everrit Facial Reconstruction Surgery: 05-16-2018
Paul 2nd GI Surgery Surgery: 05-11-2018 GI Surgery Surgery: 03-15-2018	Joshua GI Surgery Surgery: 05-08-2018	Maggie 4th Eye Surgery Surgery: 04-26-2018
Kang ENT Surgery Surgery: 04-25-2018	Raymond 2nd Neurological Surgery Surgery: 04-24-2018 1st Neurological Surgery Surgery: 03-20-2018	Lydia Heart Surgery Surgery: 04-13-2018
Katie Neurological Surgery Surgery: 03-29-2018	Jenny Heart Surgery Surgery: 03-20-2018	Wei GI Surgery Surgery: 01-19-2018
Hope Heart Surgery Surgery: 01-12-2018	Anna Heart Surgery Surgery: 01-04-2018

Vietnam

Tu 1st Heart Surgery Surgery: 07-04-2018	Duong Heart Surgery Surgery: 07-04-2018	Yen Heart Surgery Surgery: 06-09-2018
Châu Heart Surgery Surgery: 06-09-2018	Tien Heart Surgery Surgery: 05-09-2018	Hieu Heart Surgery Surgery: 05-09-2018
Lam Heart Surgery Surgery: 05-08-2018	Han Heart Surgery Surgery: 01-12-2018

Surgeries Completed in Past Years

201737 Surgeries completed	201630 Surgeries completed	201539 Surgeries completed
201436 Surgeries completed	201336 Surgeries completed	201228 Surgeries completed
201123 Surgeries completed	201021 Surgeries completed	200934 Surgeries completed
200821 Surgeries completed	200731 Surgeries completed	200618 Surgeries completed
200517 Surgeries completed	20048 Surgeries completed	20038 Surgeries completed
20025 Surgeries completed

When a child with a complex medical condition enters their care, many orphanages have no way to help. Inadequate access to advanced medical care and limited financial resources often leave an orphanage with no viable options to treat a child.

That’s where we come in. Government orphanages turn to us to help in their most hopeless cases. In some circumstances, we also accept orphans who are not part of the government orphanage system.

Our in-house medical team consults with some of China's top pediatric doctors, developing a treatment plan. Most of these treatments are executed in Beijing-area hospitals, which are among the best in China. Surgeries are funded by sponsors donating to our Medical Program.

Though each child has a unique story and circumstances, every one is an orphan with a severe medical need who most likely would die without treatment if it were not for our intervention.