Evalyne A., 1

Everlyne is an eight-month-old girl and the youngest of three children. She lives with both parents in a two-room mud-walled house without electricity. Neither parent has stable employment, and the family depends on occasional casual work to provide food and meet the children’s basic needs. According to her mother, Everlyne had been well until one day before visiting the hospital, when she developed a high fever, repeated vomiting, refusal to breastfeed, and persistent crying. Concerned by the sudden change in her condition, her mother decided to seek medical attention. She reported that she had not given Everlyne any medication before taking her to the facility. Everlyne’s mother had previously learnt about Helpster Charity from a neighbour whose child had received treatment at the same hospital, with the medical expenses covered by the organization. Remembering this support, she brought Everlyne to the facility and sought assistance to ensure that her child received timely assessment and treatment despite the family’s financial difficulties.

Evalyne was admitted with severe malaria a life-threatening condition requiring urgent inpatient treatment. He received intravenous antimalarial medication,fever management, nutritional support, and close monitoring. She responded well to treatment, with gradual improvement in her feeding, fever, and overall condition. Her prognosis is good, provided she completes treatment, attends follow-up appointments, and receives prompt medical care if symptoms recur. Delayed treatment or recurrent severe infections could result in serious complications, including severe anemia, neurological injury, or death.