Children with spina bifida need regular training sessions with specialists who understand the specifics of their development and help them maintain physical fitness.
It is more difficult for them to maintain muscle strength, balance, endurance, and mobility. Regular sessions help strengthen muscles, support acquired skills, and build confidence in movement. For families from small towns and villages, online training often becomes the only opportunity to work with specialists who understand the needs of these children.
Masha has already learned to sit more upright, hold her body position more confidently, and handle exercises better on her own. To maintain her progress and continue moving forward, she needs systematic sessions.
A project leader is essential for the effective operation of the 'Confident Balance for Children with Spina Bifida' project. The leader helps organize training sessions, monitors the children's progress, supports the trainers, and takes into account each child's individual characteristics.
Currently, the foundation is raising funds to pay for the project leader's work. Your support will help keep training sessions available for Masha and other children.
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