Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees

by ULUSAL PROJE PROTEZSAGLIK DERNEGI
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees
Steps to Recovery: Supporting Syrian Amputees

Project Report | Aug 7, 2026
A New Step Forward for Sarah

By NSPPL Organization | Project Leader

Dear Supporter,

Every small improvement in rehabilitation can open the door to a much bigger change.

At the NSPPL center in Afrin, Sarah has been making encouraging progress through continued physiotherapy and specialized support.

Sarah was born with congenital clubfoot and later experienced serious complications following meningitis, which affected both of her lower limbs and made basic movements, including sitting independently, extremely difficult.

With the support of our rehabilitation team, Sarah has received targeted physiotherapy focused on strengthening her legs, pelvis, and feet, improving flexibility, and supporting better alignment. She was also fitted with an Ankle-Foot Orthosis (AFO) to help correct the position of her feet and support her mobility.

Today, Sarah has reached an important milestone.

She is now able to sit independently and stand with the support of a walker.

There is still more work ahead, and Sarah continues to receive treatment, but every step forward is a reminder of what consistent care can achieve.

To everyone who has supported this work: thank you.

Your generosity helps make rehabilitation, assistive devices, and long-term care available to children like Sarah who need time, patience, and specialized support to move forward.

We are grateful to have you with us on this journey.

Sincerely,

NSPPL Team

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ULUSAL PROJE PROTEZSAGLIK DERNEGI

Location: REYHANLI - Turkey
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Faysal AlH
REYHANLI , Turkey
$19,291 raised of $30,000 goal
 
387 donations
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