Parohitaishi Welfare Foundation took a compassionate step today by extending financial assistance to support the treatment of Master Arush Banik, a young child suffering from a rare genetic disorder known as Mucopolysaccharidosis Type II (MPS-II), also called Hunter Syndrome.Hunter Syndrome is a life-threatening condition that affects physical and mental development, and its treatment often requires prolonged medical care and significant financial resources. Recognizing the family’s struggle, the Foundation came forward to offer help and bring hope to Arush and his parents during this challenging time.This act of kindness reflects Parohitaishi Welfare Foundation’s ongoing commitment to standing beside patients and families facing medical crises. Through such humanitarian initiatives, the Foundation aims to spread compassion, extend timely support, and inspire others to join hands in caring for those in need.
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