# The Western Cape Health Department says life-changing reconstructive surgeries are giving children with cleft and craniofacial conditions a second chance at a healthy life. In partnership with the Smile Foundation, Tygerberg and Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospitals are leading these efforts as July marks National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness Month. Plastic surgeon Destiny Links urges parents to seek early medical help if they notice anything unusual on their child’s face or head:
Tygerberg and Red Cross hospitals lead reconstructive surgeries in July awareness drive [SOUND]
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