Finally a Non Profit raising money for Intensive Therapy
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Bright Steps Forward is a Non Profit working toward raising money for
children with special needs to obtain Intensive Pediatric Therapy.
Too many children fall through the cracks and don't have the resources
or the insurance coverage to pay for it. That's where Bright Steps
Forward, Inc. comes in. The organization hopes to raise funds to help
pay for children with special needs to participate in Pediatric
Intensive Therapy in conjunction with the TheraSuit Method and HBOT
Bright Steps Forward, Inc. is a 501c nonprofit organization that
provides funding for intensive pediatric therapy to financially
disadvantaged children with neurological disorders such as cerebral
palsy, disabilities of prematurity, autism and other congenital or
acquired conditions that affect their physical functioning.
Intensive pediatric therapy uses state-of-the-art therapy techniques,
such as the TheraSuit Method A form fitting suit consisting of a cap,
vest, shorts, kneepads, and specially adapted shoes, all connected to
each other through a system of adjustable straps and elastic bands. and
hyperbaric oxygen therapy, along with more traditional physical therapy
methods to achieve rapid strides in physical strength and coordination.
Bright Steps Forward, Inc. accepts grant applications from individuals,
regardless of their geographic location, race, gender or sexual
orientation. If accepted, all that's needed is the drive to succeed and
the expectation that miracles, indeed, can happen. Those found to
qualify for and who receive a grant (based on financial need and
documentation of illness) may attend any of the forty or so clinics
nationwide that offer this type of therapy. Bright Steps Forward, Inc.
is interested in one thing: Providing intensive pediatric therapy for
the maximum number of kids who will benefit in the greatest possible
way through their hard work and through the therapeutic techniques this
therapy has to offer.
Email:
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ann...@brightstepsforward.org