Cleft lip & palate
Focused reconstructive care for children and adults affected by cleft conditions.
Cleft programme →Madaree Foundation
What we do
We build surgical missions around screened patients, volunteer clinical teams, partner hospitals and sponsor-funded resources.
The mission pathway
From application to operating theatre, every step must be controlled.
Get help
Patients, caregivers, hospitals or community partners submit an enquiry with the information required for triage.
Screen safely
Administrative triage checks eligibility, documentation, consent and whether the condition falls within an active programme.
Review medically
The relevant medical lead reviews prepared case files and decides whether the patient is suitable for a mission.
Plan the mission
The foundation coordinates theatre time, volunteers, equipment, consumables, patient logistics and post-operative follow-up.
Launch disciplines
Three starting points, one broader mission.
Cataract & eye surgery
High-impact eye care that can restore independence and quality of life.
Eye programme →Burn reconstruction
Reconstructive surgery to restore movement, comfort and dignity for burn survivors.
Burn programme →Clinical governance
No chair, no programme.
Each surgical discipline should only open once there is a credible senior medical chair, safe clinical criteria, partner capacity and a realistic pathway for post-operative follow-up.
This protects patients, volunteers, sponsors and the foundation’s reputation.
Programmes should expand by medical readiness, not by marketing ambition.