Little Khava has cerebral palsy. She has already completed many rehabilitation courses, and each one has brought its own results: the girl has become stronger, more confident, and more active. But CP is a condition where you can't take breaks. If you stop, the progress you've made can start to slip away.
Now Khava is facing a new stage. The program includes five areas:
Physical therapy — working with muscles and movements;
Bobath therapy — restoring correct movement patterns;
Vojta therapy — activating innate reflexes that help develop new skills;
Massage — relieving tension and preparing the body for sessions;
Speech therapy — developing speech and communication.
These methods do not replace each other — they work together, enhancing the results. Without them, the progress the family has achieved over the years may slow down.
The parents are putting all their energy and resources into rehabilitation, but they cannot fully pay for the new course. We ask for your support: help Khava continue her sessions. Her journey toward movement and speech should not be interrupted.