Thanks to you, 11 children with Down's syndrome have received aqua rehabilitation

A group of children who need aquatic rehabilitation are children with Down's syndrome. We selected children from families who have financial difficulties, and also primarily considered children with complications and severe comorbidities. This way we selected the group of children most in need of help. Children with Down's syndrome are often diagnosed with heart defects. Swimming can then help in the overall treatment strategy. Physical activity in water is qualitatively different from training in a gym or outdoors - all thanks to the reduced strain on the musculoskeletal system. Swimming makes it easier for the heart to cope with the strain, thanks to the horizontal position of the body during the workout. This position helps blood circulate through the arteries and veins more easily, the heart requires less effort to work, heart rate is reduced and your blood vessels become toned. Exercise helps to reduce shortness of breath, general fatigue and heart rate. Water exercise significantly increases the efficiency of the complex treatment of children with Down's syndrome, including by strengthening the immune system. Our collection includes the opportunity for eleven disabled children to attend one-to-one lessons in the pool with a rehabilitator. Each of the eleven children will receive a pass for 10 sessions. We hope you will be able to support our project. Together we will give season tickets to children, whose families are having a hard time paying for their own recreation activities.