Rustambek needs a new active forearm prosthesis!

For two years now, Rustambek has had an assistant without whom many everyday actions become difficult—an active forearm prosthesis. The boy was born with a congenital stump of the left forearm in its upper third.

Today, Rustambek is already fourteen years old. He has moved on to the ninth grade and continues to use his prosthesis every day. But during this time, the boy has grown, and the prosthesis has become too small for him. Children's prostheses cannot be used for years—they must match the child's growth in order to continue fulfilling their functions and not hinder proper development.

Rustambek dreams of becoming an investigator, being independent, studying freely, communicating with friends, and living without limitations. The first prosthesis has already helped him take a huge step forward. Now, in order not to lose the progress he has made and to continue developing, he needs a new active prosthesis.

Every donation is a contribution to giving Rustambek the opportunity to continue living an active life, learning, growing, and confidently moving toward his dream.