“I appreciate the work that these people have done. If I could remember when I came here, they were carrying me, couldn't tell that I had urinated on myself and was hopeless. But look at me now, walking by myself”.

“At least now there is a big improvement. At home, I can put her in a chair and she seats well then I do my other housework... She doesn't fall or keep lying down like she used to be.” The mother reported

“I wish I knew about this place a long time ago. I wouldn't have suffered this much. People always ask me how I managed to overcome my pain and I give them your number because I know they can also be helped.”, Lillian said

Cerebral palsy in Africa is a nightmare to parents, given the fact that people know less about the condition. A year ago, Comfort couldn’t sit or walk independently at two years. The rehabilitation care involved counselling of parents and physiotherapy. After a year of collaborative effort and hard work, Comfort can now walk independently and has been able to start school.

After sustaining a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Mr. Kagyezi was left paralysed and unable to talk or sit independently. With the physical rehabilitation and the co-ordinated care, we have seen a tremendous transformation where he can now move independently, perform his Activities of Daily Living, socialise with friends and family, and participate in community acltivities like meetings

Ageing comes with several physical challenges. This is the same for the retired nuns at the St. Ignatious of Loyola elderly home. Before the in-cooperation of physiotherapy rehabilitation in their routine care a year ago, their rate of hospitalization was about 4 individuals per month. Currently, months pass without experiencing any hospitalization.