We provide physiotherapy and speech therapy sessions, alongside wheelchairs, standing frames, and therapy tools. We train parents in simple exercises they can repeat at home, so progress continues between visits — not just during them.
Sensory toys, communication boards, and adapted learning materials meet children where they are. We train teachers and parents in early intervention and inclusive teaching for children aged 0–5, the years when it matters most.
Monthly parent support groups, counselling, and skills training help caregivers earn an income, ease the daily strain, and lean on a community that understands exactly what they're carrying.
Through school and church outreach, radio talks, and events for World CP Day and World Autism Day, we teach communities that CP and autism are medical conditions — not curses. We also work with local leaders to make schools and public spaces more inclusive.
Our "One Shilling for Hope" campaign gathers coins and notes from schools, shops, and churches — alongside in-kind gifts like diapers, food, toys, and mobility aids. 100% of what's given goes directly to children's therapy, equipment, and family support.
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