Operation Smile Chief Development Officer Kendra Davenport shares her perspective on the organization's first Government Health Forum.

Salaheddine and his mother traveled 54 hours to a medical mission in Dakhla.

Díaz is part of the team offering complete care to patients and families at Operation Smile's Gilberto Mariño Contreras Centro de Atención Integral in Bogotá.

When Alejandro's father learned about his son's cleft lip, he refused to accept or even see the newborn.

Microsoft has been teaming with Operation Smile for more than three years now. Their Mobile First, Cloud First strategy is perfectly aligned with Operation Smile technology imperatives and the context in which we conduct our work. Microsoft and partner solutions enable us to collect patient and other data offline in some very challenging environments with secure storage in the cloud where it is globally accessible for reporting and analytics. The personal dedication of numerous Microsoft executives in joining us on missions is further proof of Microsoft's commitment to our success.

Born with a cleft lip and cleft palate, Asfew was rejected at by his own mother and father. Fortunately, Asfew's loving brother helped seek out care for him.

David and Valentina learned during an ultrasound that something was not quite right with their ninth child. A doctor told the couple the grainy ultrasound images showed their baby girl would be born with a cleft lip.

More than 130 potential patients received comprehensive health evaluations during Operation Smile's November 2019 medical mission to Quito, Ecuador.

Steve Tisch, co-owner of National Football League team the New York Giants, chose Operation Smile to celebrate the NFL's 100th season.