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Thanks to the funds raised, Ostap was able to spend another camp session at Yom-Yom!

ANO Inclusive center Yom-yom

Charitable foundation · St. Petersburg

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This was already his second camp session, and such an experience is truly unique because there are no other places where he could spend an extended period of time with other children.

He is very happy and satisfied. After the session, he is quite tired from all the impressions, but he attends the camp with great enthusiasm. Ostap enjoys socializing with children, he likes being part of a group, and participating in various activities. In a short time, he gained diverse social experience — walks, classes with specialists from the center, and interaction with different people. His entire time was overseen by a tutor, who coordinated all the activities and helped him adapt to the center.

This fall, Ostap even started attending the center's inclusive theater and performed at a festival, which was an important and pleasant event for him!

Thank you to everyone who helped Ostap and his family!

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About the campaign

Summer inclusive program for Ostap with cerebral palsy

Ostap loves having interesting books read to him, and he enjoys creative activities such as making paper crafts and painting.

Unfortunately, due to his diagnosis of cerebral palsy, Ostap sometimes struggles to find peers to play and engage with. Last year, thanks to the support of those who donated through the Tooba platform, Ostap was able to participate in a summer inclusive program.

Ostap had a great time during his vacation at Yoma! Constant movement, classes, games, walks and socializing left an indelible impression. And, of course, Victor with his magic guitar. We spent several evenings playing with him and participating in the game "VITYA".

10-year-old Ostap and his parents really want the boy to be able to get back into the summer program. In order for Ostap to visit the center, he needs a personal assistant. This assistant will provide support in positioning and movement, helping the boy feel more confident and integrate faster into the group of children.

Ostap's parents need help paying for their son's stay at the center. Let's help Ostap find new friends and enjoy life despite his diagnosis!