A hope for the improvement of the child with cerebral palsy in Tanzania
Cerebral palsy is a neurological condition that affects children's muscle control and movement. It can result in motor, cognitive and developmental difficulties. Unfortunately, these children often face stigma, discrimination and lack of adequate resources to address their specific needs.
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Acts of Life Tanzania is a non-profit organization that has distinguished itself in the exceptional work it does in Morogoro, Tanzania, in the reception and care of children with cerebral palsy. Your dedication and commitment to these children has transformed lives and provided a loving and inclusive environment for those facing special challenges.
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Early intervention, based on assessment using scales such as the GM or HINE, is essential to ensure adequate treatment and maximize the learning of children with neurological disorders
Neuromodulation is a technique that adjusts imbalances in the brain by reversibly altering nervous system activity.
Physical therapy is a patient-centered profession that seeks to understand each person's individual needs and provide personalized treatment to help them achieve their health and wellness goals.
offer personalized guidance to family members and strengthen collaboration between the physio therapist and the family in the search for better results in the treatment and rehabilitation of the patient.
The importance of medical care in rural areas, strengthening primary health care, lies in the need to guarantee equitable access to quality health services for the rural population.
Promoting education for children with cerebral palsy is essential to stimulate their muscular and cognitive development.
Community health education in rural areas is a powerful tool to empower communities, improve access to health care and promote a holistic and sustainable approach to health in rural areas.
This service provides access to visual quality for everyone, making it possible to diagnose and treat visual problems, in addition to preventing conditions that could irreversibly affect vision.
The cutting and sewing course is extremely important for mothers of children with cerebral palsy. In addition to providing practical skills, empowerment and job opportunities,
Acts Of A Kingdom That Cares
So Whoever Knows To Do Good And Does Not Do It, It Is Sin.
James 4:17
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testimonials
my son had physiotherapy for 40 days and I was trained on how to deal with his situation..
When I arrived at the center with my son, I was very well received and my son immediately received therapeutic shoes. I am very happy because they took very good care of me and my son..
Realizing that there is hope for my son was a great gift from God, I am grateful for all the care and teaching we had during the period we were hosted at acts of life.
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