Teen raises over 110k for children with heart disease

The article discusses the "Ouldna" initiative launched by Youssef bin Mlouka, a 16-year-old Tunisian teenager residing in Dubai, aimed at helping children with congenital heart diseases in Tunisia. The initiative began when Youssef was 15 years old, after learning about the difficulties Tunisian families face in accessing early diagnosis and treatment, which motivated him to create a project to improve access to screenings and medical care. To date, the initiative has raised over $110,000 and provides around 50 free heart screenings each month, in addition to funding surgeries for children in need. Youssef faced challenges in convincing healthcare institutions of the importance of his project but was able to build a network of doctors and hospitals and collaborate with humanitarian organizations to raise awareness and promote early detection. The project focuses on increasing awareness through digital platforms and organizing activities for early screening, with plans to expand in the future to include other Arab countries and encourage other young people to engage in community initiatives.

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