OPERATION CHILDLIFE

Transcending Borders, Changing Children’s Lives

OPERATION CHILDLIFE

November 2022 – Clinical visit to veitnam

Projects

November 2022 – Clinical visit to veitnam

Past Trips

November 2022 – Clinical visit to veitnam

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Who We Are

Operation Childlife is an Irish-registered charity with the mission to bring life-saving and life-transforming surgeries to children in less developed countries. In addition to bringing international medical professionals to perform surgeries, we also educate local healthcare professionals to improve their own knowledge and expertise, therefore enhancing their healthcare systems. We provide post-operative follow up care and consultation through online collaboration. We also provide other educational expertise to enhance the knowledge of our international colleagues.
All OCL activity is provided without charge to the recipients, through fund raising and pro bono work.

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Our Story

OCL around the world

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Children’s lives transformed

112

Local medical personnel trained

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Volunteers

OCL is an incredible organisation run by wonderfully compassionate highly skilled professionals who give generously of their time and expertise to save some of the most vulnerable lives in the world. They are imparting excellence to the next generation of local experts in Tanzania and Vietnam. Their compassion and kindness are as inspiring and motivating as their professionalism and expertise

Dr Trish Scanlon, Paediatric Oncologist and Executive Director

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Recent News

May 8th, 2024

Operation Childlife Celebrating 20 Years Transforming Children’s Lives

Operation Childlife originated from a request from the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation (CNFC) in 2004 to upskill and mentor paediatric doctors and nurses in Children’s Hospital Number 2, Ho Chi Minh City, and to carry out a number of complex surgeries. Since that first mission, when a small team of leading specialists travelled from Ireland […]

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