Moaiz Khitab, a 12-year-old boy, has always dreamt of memorizing the Holy Quran, although he was born with absent eye globes and a congenital heart disease. Make-A-Wish KSA gave Moaiz the perfect package so he can continue his journey with pride and hope.
Despite her young age, this brave little girl is fighting T-Acute Leukemia. Make-A-Wish KSA granted her wish while she was receiving chemotherapy, decorating her room and helping her drive a pink electric car.
A simple moment can carry extraordinary meaning. With the support of family, medical teams, and wish volunteers, a child receives a joyful surprise that brings strength during treatment.
For children facing critical illness, imagination opens a door to courage. This wish experience turned a child's dream into a real memory shared with family and caregivers.