Joshua (5) was diagnosed with spastic cerebral palsy at birth, which severely limits his motor functions and trunk control. He has outgrown his standard commercial infant stroller, and his mother is struggling to carry him safely to his weekly therapy and early intervention sessions at a local social service agency. A specialized medical stroller with custom head and lateral supports has been recommended by his occupational therapist, but its high cost sits far out of reach for his father, who works as an administrative clerk.

• Financial Breakdown:

  • Specialized Paediatric Adaptive Stroller (after partial assistive technology grant): S$2,800

  • Custom Molded Seating Inserts & Lateral Supports: S$550