Three children from low-income families need physical therapy classes — let's help correct their posture and valgus.

The KDL Foundation, as part of the Zelyonaya lampa program, helps children from low-income and disadvantaged families. Today, we are launching a fundraiser for therapeutic physical education (LFK) classes for three children—each of whom has their own back problems: postural disorders, valgus deformity, and others.

For a growing body, such issues are not just temporary discomfort. If intervention is not started in time, the curvature can worsen, and valgus can lead to serious strain on the joints and spine. LFK helps strengthen the muscular corset, correct posture, and stop the progression of deformities. However, the classes must be regular—only then do they yield results.

The families raising these children cannot afford to pay for the courses themselves. But we have the opportunity to help—and we ask for your support.

Help children from low-income families complete an LFK course. Your contribution means health and proper development that will stay with them for life.