Kirill has cerebral palsy. He needs an active wheelchair

Kirill was born prematurely, weighing 780 grams and measuring 32 centimeters. At one year old, he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and spastic diplegia. Kirill is currently in second grade and homeschooled. He can't yet move independently, only with the help of a cane or walker. His favorite subject is math. After each rehabilitation, he walks more and more, standing on his feet longer. His biggest dream is to walk on his own. Kirill also dreams of driving a car and a motorcycle when he grows up. Currently, the boy studies music, sings, rides horses, and builds Lego. His mother devotes herself to caring for her son, and his father works as a mechanic. All the money goes towards rehabilitation, classes, and treatment. Kirill now needs an active wheelchair to be more mobile, to avoid waiting for help with simple tasks, and to navigate places where a heavy wheelchair would hopelessly get stuck. The family cannot afford the cost of such a wheelchair. An active stroller is an opportunity to move toward independence. Support Kirill!