Halima is a special girl who has struggled to learn every skill since birth. She has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. She is growing up in a large family, where her parents do everything possible to give their daughter a chance at a full life.
Halima is currently unable to sit or crawl independently. But thanks to regular rehabilitation, she has already made important achievements: she has learned to hold her head up confidently—a major step forward that gives hope for further development.
Each rehabilitation course brings results, but treatment must be continuous. Stopping means risking the loss of skills already achieved.
Halima currently requires another rehabilitation course, including therapeutic physical training (PT), massage, and sessions with a psychologist. These activities help develop her muscles, coordination, and cognitive abilities.
Unfortunately, the family cannot fully afford the treatment themselves. Therefore, they are forced to seek help.
Any support is an investment in Halima's future, a chance for new achievements and a more independent life.
