hand4kids

About Foundation


Welcome to the website Hand4Kids – charity fund for helping children with cerebral palsy. On our page you will find information about us, our ward children and about our activities. Also, we invite you to familiarize yourself with charity events, the funds from which are spent to help our children.

Our kids

Ahmed Abilov, Our kids

Ahmed Abilov

Ahmed Abilov is a wonderful boy, a beloved son. Ahmed is 9 years old. He does not speak at all. He is suffering from epilepsy and cerebral palsy. His mother is raising Ahmed alone, but she is doing well.

Ahmed goes to a specialised school and, as much as possible, tries to help his mother. It’s hard to do it though – his right hand is very weak. Nevertheless, he can wash his hair with one hand and is very proud of it.

Ahmed needs medicines that stop epilepsy attacks. Our foundation has been sponsoring these drugs during a year now, and our friends helped us to order them in Russia and bring them to Kazakhstan.

From October 2018 Ahmed started attending hippo-therapy. Couple of lectures won’t help though, it should be done continuously for a long time. Ahmed also needs to see a speech therapist.

You can help by paying for one session or month of training for Ahmed or buying medicines to support his health.

Just contact us. Family contacts are available on request. We also ask you to wish him health, which is exactly what he needs right now.

31 December 2018 by
Our kids, Yasmina Zhanatkyzy

Yasmina Zhanatkyzy

Yasmina is a long-awaited child, a very kind and inquisitive girl. She likes to help her mother: after she played, she sorts out toys, washes dishes and cleans her room. She likes to set the table and invite her father to dinner. Jasmina’s family spends the weekends together – walking, spending time in nature. Yasmina visits a defectologist, a psychologist. She loves swimming in the pool.

Our foundation has been supporting Yasmina for about a year. We periodically, when it is necessary, buy diapers, we pay the services of the speech therapist. You can also support the family of Yasmina by paying for the course with speech therapist. The girsl also needs orthopaedic consultations, orthopaedic shoes, “Cortexin” in injections.

You can also transfer any amount to our account, and we will buy what is necessary for Yasmina:
your support is very important to us, and together we can make this world a little nicer.

21 November 2018 by
Our kids

Elena Chernyshova

Lena is a wonderful girl. Lena is 16 years old, she is studying in 10th grade. Unfortunately, Lena is paralyzed from the waist down. She constantly needs medications for her kidneys, antibiotics, and urological catheters. Tatiana, Lena’s mother, does not work, because you must always be with Lena.

Lena was born with a congenital malformation of the central nervous system. She underwent surgery to remove a cerebral spinal hernia. Lena suffers from a congenital abnormality of the urinary system, her pelvic organs are impaired. She was also diagnosed with chronic pyelonephritis, neurogenic spinal bladder, left kidney hydronephrosis, paraparesis of the lower body, lumbosacral scoliosis, bilateral dislocation of the thighs, impaired glucose tolerance, and hypertonic autonomic dysfunction. Cardiopathy.
 
For the past two years, the Hand4kids foundation has been paying for drugs and catheters through events organized by us, as well as thanks to our friends.

Contact us any way you want if you want to help this family.

23 October 2018 by
Our kids

Alexandra Lopatina

Alexandra (Sasha) Lopatina was born on October 26, 2012. Diagnosis: atypical autism, delayed speech and mental development.

The diagnosis of Sasha became clear only when as the girl was two years old. Before then, the little girl was just as her peers: she learned to sit, then walk right at time. Then there came sounds, syllables and first words. Sasha played toys with pleasure, smiled, was very emotional, just as any normal child.

And then the first signs of autism came – the girl stopped contacting with people, withdrew into herself, used only a couple of words for communication. In a word, she ceased to be the very Sasha, the way everyone knew her.

Now Sasha is 5 years old, and she still has a chance to learn to communicate with relatives, with society. In order to do this, she needs permanent training with specialists, consultations of doctors and regular rehabilitation.

The younger the child is, the more opportunities she has to rehabilitate and begin to live a normal life. This is a very long and time-consuming process. Sasha is brought up by one mother, and it is very difficult for her to find enough material to provide her daughter with everything necessary for a treatment. What is offered free of charge for a little Alexandra is not much: she needs rehabilitation sessions on a constant basis. That is, much more often than a clinics can offer in our town. Besides, there are way much more people waiting for this kind of treatment, than the clinic can offer.

Sasha is in a situation where we can help to change her life: find harmony with herself, with her relatives, show her how beautiful this world is: watch animals, birds, nature, everything that surrounds us!

10 May 2018 by