Thanks to your support, Arthur and Albert have completed their rehabilitation programme!

Albert and Arthur are energetic and determined brothers who will start their professional path at college this year. They were born prematurely, and a year later doctors diagnosed them with cerebral palsy, spastic tetraparesis and partial optic atrophy. Since childhood, they and their parents have learnt to find opportunities where others see limitations and strive for an active life. Today Albert and Arthur can sit, stand and walk with support. Arthur takes steps with one hand and speaks well, while Albert is learning new words. They love music, dancing and learning languages. Their parents try to show them the world so they don't feel hostage to circumstances. The boys have a great desire to walk with their own feet, and they try very hard. However, the boys' muscles are severely spasmed due to growth, which can undo all the progress. Last year Albert had an operation to straighten his feet, and now it is especially important not to stop practising. They need a rehabilitation course, but the family is short of funds. Let's support Albert and Arthur! Your participation will help to maintain their successes and open new opportunities. Together we will make their world wider and brighter.