Vova has Cerebral Palsy, he needs rehabilitation!

Vova was born at 33 weeks due to Rh incompatibility; he has been fighting for his life since birth. The boy has a severe form of Cerebral Palsy (GMFCS level 5), but despite his physical limitations, Vova is a very bright and diligent child: he knows colors and animals, answers questions, and makes conscious choices. Vova is now 6 years old, and he is making progress: learning to control his hands, hold his head up longer, and manage hyperkinesis through breathing. For a child in his condition, rehabilitation has long been a necessary and inseparable part of life. Without it, things will be physically very difficult for the boy, as spasticity and hyperkinesis will bring pain, dislocations, and other physical complications. There are three children in the family, and only the father works. The eldest son is a student with diabetes, and the middle son is a first-grader. The family simply cannot afford the expensive physical therapy courses on their own. Vova is a very joyful and smiling boy who does everything he can to develop. Please help Vova complete his rehabilitation course and live a childhood without pain!