Every 18 hours in Australia, a child is born with cerebral palsy.
It’s the most common physical disability among our nation’s children – but there’s new hope, thanks to a controversial and expensive therapy that’s proving successful in the United States.
Two Hunter children have been given the opportunity of a lifetime to undergo the treatment, but first, they need the money to pay for it.
Emma Murphy reports.
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I would like to know more if they have a charity event please.
Could you please let us know how we can donate to these little darlings.
Where is link for us to help these families?
Hi,
We currently only have a facebook page its http://www.facebook.com/BigStepsForLittleMiracles all of the details are on there! Emma did such a great story for us so grateful thank-you and thank-you NBN.
This little boy is such an inspiration to me. He has gone through so much and has more to come but he always has a smile on his face. April and Simon are doing such a great job with him too! Please get behind them and help out as much as you are able xxx
Hey everyone, for those who would like more info please send me an email michael.paul@jetstar.com and will pass on the donation details. We held the fundraiser last Sunday and will continue to help raise the funds with all your help!
Thanks
Ignore last comment. Wrong story!!!
Thank you for all the support both Justine (Iva’s mum) and myself (jets mum) are very greatful, pleas go to our facebook page to keep updated with jet and Iva’s progress if you would like to donate our bank details are:
big steps for little miracles
Acc: 100057854
Bsb: 646 000
Bank: the maitland mutual
If you would like any more info please contact myself
april.clements88@gmail.com