What does HTC stand for?

Healing the Children

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Everett branch of the nonprofit Healing the Children brought him here in May 2006 to try to save his eyesight and reconstruct his face after he was shot by Sunni insurgents a year earlier.

Boy injured in Iraq facing visa deadline

The family volunteered to host Abi through Santa Clarita-based Healing the Children and The Two Marias International Children's Fund, named for the twin Guatemalan girls who were conjoined at the head and surgically separated at UCLA in 2002.

HER HEART FIXED, GIRL TO RETURN HOME FOSTER FAMILY HATES TO LET ...

Donald Van Nimwegen, a Seattle anesthesiologist with Healing the Children, who coordinated a cooperative effort with private and government agencies to bring Mawarni to the United States.

Doctors bring hope to Indonesian girl

Sponsored by Healing the Children, an Everett-based nonprofit that matches children needing medical care unavailable where they live with hospitals and doctors willing to donate it, he spent the first year undergoing examinations and tests to determine if his eyesight could be saved -- it couldn't -- and how much damage was done to the rest of his body.

Iraq survivor now an ''all-American boy''

Byline: Amy Raisin Darvish Staff Writer VALENCIA - In the 26 years since Cris Embleton founded Healing the Children - a nonprofit organization that helps bring ailing children from Third World countries to the United States for medical treatment - more than 7,000 children have made that journey.

RESCUING SICK CHILDREN NONPROFIT TREATS THIRD WORLD KIDS

com or 206-464-3894 CAPTION(S): Thomas James Hurst / The Seattle Times: BEFORE: Hamoody was brought to the Seattle area from Iraq last May by nonprofit group Healing the Children and has undergone tests for a year.

Finally, a new face for young Hamoody

I'm talking with people from the charitable organization Casa de Colombia about the possibility of having Healing the Children bring plastic surgeons to Cali to perform procedures as we did in Ecuador last week.

A LETTER HOME BOYER TALKS ABOUT COLOMBIA MISSION

Belarbi, a foreign-exchange student from Tunisia, left, and Rebecca Snyders of Healing the Children.

Complicated surgery nearing for Hamoody