Urgent · surgery window closes in 21 daysVerified case

A child in pain.Amara flinches when even a bedsheet touches her skin.

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Raised so far

$93,550

Treatment goal

1% of goal reached34 supporters

Secure payment Paid to the hospital Documents verified

Medical file reviewedDiagnosis and prescriptions on record
Paid to clinicsFunds released directly to suppliers
Receipts publishedEvery invoice added to the updates feed
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Who is Amara?

A mother holding her daughter's hand in a sunlit room

Amara is nine years old. A rare condition makes her skin fragile enough to blister from the smallest friction, so most days she stays in one room, wrapped in soft dressings her mother changes twice a day.

Every new wound means more pain, and every flare-up needs care her family cannot pay for. The treatment and supplies she needs pass $93,550.

“She asks me if the pain will still be there when she grows up. I want to tell her no. Your donation is one night without pain in her life.”

— Naomi, Amara's mother

Amara sitting on her bed with fresh dressings covering her arms and legs

Close-up of Amara resting, showing wounds on her face

Photos shared by Amara's family, with their permission.

How this case was verified

Before a single dollar is asked for, the case passes a four-step review.

1
Diagnosis confirmed
Signed report from the dermatology unit following Amara, with photos dated by the clinic.
2
Costs quoted in writing
Every line of the budget comes from a written quote by the hospital, pharmacy or supplier.
3
Family interviewed at home
A caseworker visited the family twice to confirm income, dressings used and what is missing.
4
Money never touches the family
Payments go straight to the clinic and suppliers, and the receipts are posted in Updates.

Case ID #AMR-2026-118 Documents on file Reviewed Aug 2026

What does she need?

Sterile wound dressings and bandages laid out on a blanket

Special wound dressings

Non-adherent dressings changed almost every day — the single largest cost of her care.

Medical visits and tests
Dermatology and gastroenterology follow-ups twice a month.
Medication and supplements
Pain relief, nutrition support and skin care every month.
Travel to the clinic
Four-hour trips to the nearest specialist hospital.

Our promise to you

If it doesn't reach Amara, it comes back to you.

Giving to a stranger online takes trust. These are the three rules we hold ourselves to, in writing.

Refund on request
Change your mind within 14 days and we return the full amount, no questions.
Receipt for every dollar
You get an emailed confirmation, and invoices are published publicly.
100% goes to her care
Card fees are covered by the fund — nothing is taken from your gift.

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Recipient: CareLink Relief Fund

The impact of your donation

Without you, Amara keeps facing intense flare-ups, open wounds and constant pain.
Without help, her family cannot keep up with the dressings and care she needs.
Without treatment, the disease keeps progressing and puts her health at real risk.
With you, she gets proper wound dressings and far less suffering each day.
With you, she can attend medical visits, take her medication and live more freely.
With you, a little girl goes back to living her childhood with dignity and hope.

Full transparency

See where every dollar raised in this campaign goes:

Treatment costs

Special wound dressings$61,000
Specialist visits and tests$12,000
Medication and supplements$8,400
Nutrition follow-up$4,000
Travel and accommodation$5,150
Skin care and moisturizers$3,000
Total needed$93,550

Updates

Aug 2026 · campaign launched
Amara's story went online
The campaign started to spread, but the amount raised is still far from what her treatment costs. Every share brings her closer.
Jun 2026 · condition worsened
Treatment costs climbed
New wounds appeared over larger areas, and dressings now have to be changed almost every day.
Feb 2026 · crisis at home
The month's bills stopped adding up
Between medication, household bills and dressing supplies, the family ran out of money mid-month.
Nov 2025
Request filed for public dressings
The family formally asked the health service to supply the dressings. There is still no answer, which is why this campaign exists.

Recent supporters

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Marta L.$50.00
Sending love to Amara. · 2 hours ago
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Anonymous$120.00
5 hours ago
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Daniel K.$25.00
Small gift, big hope. · yesterday
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Priya S.$15.00
yesterday

Why people chose to give

I gave because I could see exactly where the money goes. Two days later the receipt for her dressings showed up in the updates. That never happens.

MMarta L.gave $50 · São Paulo

I watched the video with my daughter. She asked if Amara was going to be okay. We donated together — it cost less than our takeaway that night.

DDaniel K.gave $25 · Chicago

I have supported a lot of campaigns and this is the first one that sent me a real update from the hospital, with dates and costs. I trust it.

PPriya S.monthly supporter · London

4.9/5average trust rating from 34 supporters

Questions and answers

Everything you may want to know about Amara's campaign and the CareLink Relief Fund.

What condition does Amara have?

A rare genetic skin disease that makes her skin blister and tear from the smallest friction, requiring daily specialist dressings.

Who is the CareLink Relief Fund?

A small team that verifies each case, publishes the costs and releases the money directly to the clinics and suppliers involved.

Is the donation secure?

Yes. Payments are processed over an encrypted connection and you receive a confirmation for every contribution.

How does donating through this page work?

You choose an amount, complete the payment, and the funds are added to Amara's campaign balance the same day.

How can I follow the impact of my donation?

Supporters get a short progress note after each hospital visit, and the updates section on this page is kept current.