Elmir needs to continue rehabilitation in order to cope with the consequences of cerebral palsy.

Elmir was born prematurely, at seven months of pregnancy, weighing 1300 grams. After birth, the boy suffered a stroke, which led to severe damage to his nervous system and cerebral palsy.

At two and a half years old, Elmir still cannot sit up or roll over on his own. To develop his motor skills and prevent secondary complications, the boy needs regular rehabilitation courses. Thanks to the treatment he has already received, Elmir has started to hold his head up, play with toys, and move his legs, trying to take steps in a walker.

But his mother is raising Elmir and his older sister alone and can no longer afford to pay for her son's treatment by herself.

Regular sessions will help Elmir strengthen his muscles, improve movement control, and acquire new skills—learning to hold his head up better, roll over, sit, and gradually take new steps toward independent movement. Please help him continue!