Murat has cerebral palsy. He needs an active wheelchair

Murat is 10 years old. He loves trains, cars, and singing. His singing teacher notes that he has a good ear. He knows Pushkin, Lermontov, and Yesenin by heart. He participates in school competitions. He was born at 26 weeks, weighing 950 grams. On the third day, he suffered a brain hemorrhage, and a shunt was placed in his head. But despite all this, Murat is developing. Now he can kneel with support and crawl on all fours. He speaks in sentences and reads. Murat lives in Kazan with his mother, grandparents. His older sister is a student. His mother, Albina, is an accountant but left her job to care for her son. The family lives modestly. In September, Murat entered a special school for children with musculoskeletal problems. He wants to be like everyone else: sit at a desk, go to the board, and decide for himself where to go. But right now, he only has a large stroller. He can't even turn around in class. His mother has to be there constantly, but Murat longs for independence. He needs an active stroller. One that's lightweight and maneuverable. This is a chance for him to gain more freedom. The family is asking for help. They're really hoping for kind people.