Savely is an adopted child with a congenital diagnosis who needs rehabilitation to learn how to walk!

Savely was born prematurely with a weight of only 2 kg and a diagnosis that did not allow him to move independently. Mom immediately refused the baby, but, fortunately, the foster mother met Savely when he was only 11 days old. The boy recently turned one year old and lives in foster care.

Savely underwent several spinal surgeries, as well as rehabilitation courses. He is a cheerful and mischievous child who gives his smile to every adult.

At the moment, the boy does not feel his legs from knee to foot, but despite this, doctors see in him the potential for independent movement. To do this, he needs constant treatment and rehabilitation: consultations with a neurologist, rehabilitologist, orthopedist, kinesiotherapy, massages, reflexology, manual therapy, physiotherapy, mechanotherapy, hydrotherapy.

Savely's foster mother brings him up alone and cannot pay for her son's ongoing rehabilitation on her own. Support the fundraising for the first stage of rehabilitation for Savely! Age provides great opportunities for development, there is no time to waste!