Giving Harry a helping hand

Harry was born with Cerebral Palsy and has a left sided brain injury that limits his movements on the right side of his body mainly his right arm/shoulder and hand but does have issues with his right leg. He wears an AFO cast on his right leg for support and an arm splint on his right arm/hand.

Harry is getting older and is more verbal he is experiencing more pain in his arm, shoulder and hand. He also gets sore legs and can become tired very quickly.

The treatment Harry needs is a 3/4 week course of CIMT (Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy) that can potentially help him with his movement in his upper body and give him a greater quality of life and independence.

Harry’s dreams are to one day drive a rainbow Ferrari car and play football at the Etihad stadium with the one and only Erling Haaland!

7.5% of all donations to Tree of Hope in relation to this appeal will be allocated to the general charitable purposes of Tree of Hope to cover our core operating costs.

If we raise insufficient funds, or surplus funds, they will be used, if appropriate, to fund support for our child’s needs in accordance with Tree of Hope’s charitable objectives. If, in those circumstances, we are unable to use all or part of the funds for the benefit of our child, any funds that cannot be used will be transferred to be used for the general charitable purposes of Tree of Hope.