The Gift of Inclusion & Dignity
George is wheelchair bound and relies on a g-tube for his nutrition. He is unable to sit up on his own, walk or talk. Still, his biggest challenge is just having equipment and opportunities for inclusion. As his mother says, the adaptive special needs equipment is not only expensive – it isn’t covered by insurance. However, something as “typical” as floor-sitter equipment would allow George to be included in so many more family activities. It’s a gift of inclusion and of dignity – and that’s exactly what Variety partners gave George. There are so many kids, right here in our community, that need basic equipment in order to participate in typical daily events. Can you help to make that happen for other kids like George? Email us at varietykc@gmail.com
