Sally: Down syndrome sturdy lady who likes to do chores and cooperate. She comes from kotukala school where she did nothing and little attention was paid to her. Her skills were not stimulated here. We do just that in daycare. Mental age approx. 6 years
Final goal: Self-reliance by taking on chores independently so that she is appreciated in a compound. Keeping her moving because of her excess weight.
Gaz: Spastic and can only work with one foot. Comes from second home but she didn't get the attention she needs there. You can talk to her mentally. In the compound, only her mother looks after her in the evening because mother has to work. Gaz needs to be fed so that means she often only gets food in the evening.
Final goal: For Gaz there is no end goal and normal school is not possible. We want to give her a pleasant time as long as possible and motivate her skills such as painting with her foot. Gaz is the oldest and important to the group. She helps us to communicate well with the other children in their own language.
Mohamed: Mental age approx. 3 to 4 years has a sister who is also mentally and physically handicapped. She does not get further than 1 yr mentally and is very dependent on her mother. Mohamed is with us purely to relieve the parents. He can't walk but there are good muscles present that have never been stimulated. The intention was to use physio. Unfortunately, this was not continued by the foundation. A normal school is not possible for him.
Final goal: Using physio so that Mohamed becomes more mobile. He is already practicing with a walker and has a lot of fun with it. There are already discussions with physiotherapists who want to tackle this. Offer activities he enjoys such as throwing a ball, etc.
Assan: A cheerful boy who is mentally easy to talk to. Assan comes from Harthouse where she used a standard up to 14 years. That is why Assan came to us. Geof van harthouse came by regularly to give advice, but unfortunately Geof passed away recently. Assan is in a wheelchair and would like to practice with the walker. Physio would also be used for him, but unfortunately was not continued either.
Final goal: Using physio to make Mohamed more mobile and to motivate and develop his skills more. A tricycle bike is recommended by the physiotherapist to practice with him.
Ebrima: A cheerful boy who is mentally easy to talk to. Assan comes from Harthouse where she used a standard up to 14 years. That is why Assan came to us. Geof van harthouse came by regularly to give advice, but unfortunately Geof passed away recently. Assan is in a wheelchair and would like to practice with the walker. Physio would also be used for him, but unfortunately was not continued either.
Final goal: Using physio to make Mohamed more mobile and to motivate and develop his skills more. A tricycle bike is recommended by the physiotherapist to practice with him.
Abdu: Was a shy little boy who cried at first because he wanted to go home. He didn't talk much. Abdu quickly got used to it and feels at home in the daycare. He is now trying to join but still has trouble speaking. Despite that, he manages to make himself clear. Together with his friend Ebrima he feels strong and they are two rascals together.
Final goal: Resilience, self-reliance and further expand his skills. Increase concentration.