Amina got her stroller!

Amina is already in the 2nd grade. She goes to a regular school despite her disease — cerebral palsy. Now Amina only crawls by herself. Most of all, motor difficulties are manifested in holding oneself upright. Her right leg is much weaker than her left. Therefore, her mother helps her move around at school. This makes it difficult and awkward for Amina — she cannot go to the blackboard herself and play with her classmates at recess. Amina also cannot do basic things by herself: come and sit at the table to play board games with her family, go brush her teeth, take a sweater from the closet and put it on herself. To be independent, she needs an active stroller. And you and I can give it to her! Amina strives to do everything by herself. She loves going to the store and, as an adult, buying things. She especially loves stationery. She likes to walk by herself and gets very upset when there is no one to take her out. And on an active wheelchair, Amina will be able to go to the store and walk on her own. Let's give Amina the opportunity to go to school herself and explore all the delights of childhood — in play, activity and communication with peers.