Rehabilitation and Support for Children with Disabilities

Many children take their first step without thinking about it. For some, that step comes after long months of work with a physical therapist. Rehabilitation is patient, everyday work: speech therapists and special education teachers, massage and exercise equipment, a properly fitted wheelchair or a hearing aid. The charities you will find here help children and adults with disabilities recover after illness or injury and live as fully as possible - for example, children with cerebral palsy or autism.

But therapy is only part of it. A person also needs a school that will take them, a ramp at the front door, work, sport and friends. These charities build inclusion and an accessible environment, support parents of children with special needs who live to the rhythm of rehabilitation for years, and help adults with disabilities live independently.

We check every charity on Tooba - documents, finances, spending reports - so you can choose with confidence. Monthly giving is especially valuable here: rehabilitation is rarely short.