Constance is a special six-year-old girl, from Moyo, Uganda, fighting for her life after surviving a devastating house fire that claimed the life of her little sister. When their family hut caught fire, she ran inside to try to save her sister. The roof collapsed on both children. Her sister suffered 90% burns and tragically passed away. She survived—with 60% burns across her small body.

For weeks, she fell through the cracks of the local medical system simply because her family could not afford care. She received only minimal treatment and her first skin graft failed due to infection and severe malnutrition. Constance was discovered by a compassionate nurse doing rounds, who realized she urgently needed lifesaving intervention.

A small group of us, who were there as volunteers at the time with the organizations Ohana One and Pipeline Worldwide, immediately pooled resources to raise $1,200, which allowed her to be transported by ambulance to the main hospital in Kampala. She is finally receiving the care she desperately needs—nutrition support, antibiotics, wound care, and repeated grafting.

But Constance still has a long road ahead. To complete her treatment and give her a real chance at survival, she needs an additional $5,500 for surgeries, dressings, nutrition, and ongoing care.

She is a brave, selfless little girl who risked her life for her sister. She deserves a chance to heal.

Every donation—no matter the amount—directly supports her medical treatment and gives her a fighting chance at life.

Thank you for helping save Constance.