A Mother’s Plea: Help Sponsor Little Ibrahim’s Treatment & Recovery - 4year Old With Cerebral Palsy

Today I have been able to give Ibrahim’s mom 2M Ugandan Shillings in cash, which she will go and pay at the hospital for Ibrahim’s treatment and medication. This amount is not enough compared to what was needed, but it is what we managed to raise. I also gave her the remaining balance after paying for the dentist and the food I brought to them. For now, this will be the last video about little Ibrahim, but rest assured I will stay in touch with his mom, and as a foundation, we shall continue monitoring every step of Ibrahim’s situation. To everyone who would love to sponsor little Ibrahim with a monthly donation, please don’t hesitate to become a godmother or godfather to him. Ibrahim needs approximately $3,550 every month for medical expenses, hospital visits, physical therapy, and proper nutrition. We only need 30 people who can commit $100 per month, and with that, little Ibrahim will have access to everything he needs without worrying. If we can achieve this, Ibrahim can have a permanent recovery and his life will greatly change. If you are willing to sponsor him, kindly send me a message now and I will guide you through the process. Sponsors will also receive weekly updates, monthly video calls with Ibrahim, and the chance to send him packages of items he needs. A message of gratitude and urgent support from Ibrahim’s mom follows below 👇 ⸻ Message from Ibrahim’s Mom: “I want to sincerely thank everyone who has stood with my son. Without your support, Ibrahim would not have lived this far. It is because of your kindness and generosity that my son is still here with us today. But I come to you again with a mother’s plea. My son Ibrahim is suffering from cerebral palsy, and every day is a struggle. I beg for your continued support to help me give him the treatment, medication, therapy, and nutrition he desperately needs. Please, I cannot do this alone. With your love and monthly sponsorship, you can help me keep my child alive and give him hope for a better tomorrow. Thank you for being part of Ibrahim’s journey.”