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Blog Of The Latest From Rotaplast
Jan 16, 2026

The Heart of the Mission: Rotaplast...

Nagamangala, India

Doctors. Nurses. Students. Interpreters. Advocates. Humanitarians. Individually, each role matters. Together, they form something extraordinary: the Rotaplast Global Scholar program. Led by Education Coord... Read More »

Dec 12, 2025

No Longer Invisible

Nagamangala, India

Every Rotaplast Mission carries with it at least one story that lingers long after the surgical supplies are packed away and the last patient is discharged. Often, it is the wide-eyed child born with a se... Read More »

Dec 10, 2025

The Two Mikes

Nagamangala, India

They were affectionately dubbed the “two Mikes,” and from the moment they arrived in Nagamangala, it was clear that father and son Mike and Michael Barrigan were about to share an experience neither wo... Read More »

Dec 9, 2025

Some of our Non-Medical Volunteers

Nagamangala, India

Surgeries continue today after our team was given a day off yesterday. First, starting with some of our non-medical volunteers that give their time and, most importantly, their heart, to this mission. Here... Read More »

Dec 8, 2025

Stolen Hearts

Nagamangala, India

This little boy stole hearts from the moment he arrived. And now his lip is closed. Our wonderful hosts from the Rotary Club of North Bangalore had a board meeting today and invited me to attend. Their clu... Read More »

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Success Stories

Our first new smile

Apartado, Colombia

Manuel is an energetic 7 month old boy. He has a 2 year old sister that does not have a cleft. His parents heard about Rotaplast from Alexandra, a speech therapist with the non-profit Fundauniban.   M... Read More »

Chittagong, Bangladesh 2016 – Shiru

Chattogram, Bangladesh

Shiru is the oldest among her three brothers and two sisters. Thirteen years ago, at age nine, she was home alone cooking on an open fire. She got too close and her clothing caught fire. Neighbors came to ... Read More »

“We will fix that.”

Naypyitaw, Myanmar

Lead Anesthesiologist Harmeet Bhullar, takes a long look at 18 year-old Ye Htet Paing’s cleft lip and palate and says, “We will fix that.” The broadest smile comes across his face. Even t... Read More »