Kyrylo

One of the examples of how the work of the Department changes lives is the story of Kirill. He was born with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy and by the age of eight could not move on his own.

One of the examples of how the work of the Department changes lives is the story of Kirill. He was born with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy and by the age of eight could not move on his own. His parents were looking for ways to help their son, and turned to the Department. After several rehabilitation courses, constant work with specialists and the use of aids, Kyrylo took his first independent steps. For his parents, it became a real miracle.

Kostya

Another story that shows the importance and power of rehabilitation in the Department is the story of Kostya. He was born with a severe genetic disease and has been a ward of our department for 20 years.

Another story that shows the importance and power of rehabilitation in the Department is the story of Kostya. He was born with a severe genetic disease and has been a ward of our department for 20 years. Since childhood, it was difficult for him to interact with the world around him. But thanks to consistent rehabilitation work, Kostya achieved significant success in the social and household sphere.


Now, thanks to the support of the Department’s specialists, he has learned to perform simple household tasks on his own, which is a huge relief and a great achievement for his family. These changes in Kostya’s life show that even with severe genetic diseases, it is possible to achieve positive dynamics and improve the quality of life.

Mariyka

Mariyka’s story: the first steps to new opportunities. Mariyka was born with damage to  the central nervous system, which hampered her physical development and motor abilities.  

Mariyka’s story: the first steps to new opportunities. Mariyka was born with damage to  the central nervous system, which hampered her physical development and motor abilities. Like every child, especially with an illness, she needed a special individual approach.  
 
From the first days of her stay in our Department, rehabilitation specialists worked to support her development. Thanks to the hard work of specialists and Mariyka herself, she finally took her first independent steps. This moment was incredibly touching for her family.  
 
When the father crossed the threshold of the Department for the first time and saw his daughter walking on her own, tears of joy appeared in his eyes. This was Maryika’s first step in a literal and symbolic sense, opening new opportunities and ways to a more independent life.
  
 
Today, Mariyka continues to visit the rehabilitation department, where she works in a social and household rehabilitation group and works with a physical rehabilitation specialist to improve her skills and expand the limits of her own capabilities.