Mia has been attending The Center for Independence since she was just five months old, and it has truly become a lifeline for our family. The center serves children and adults with cerebral palsy by offering life-changing services like physical therapy, occupational therapy, and conductive education-all under one roof. But it's so much more than therapy. It's a place where families find hope, where parents feel understood and supported, and where children are celebrated for exactly who they are. The journey with cerebral palsy can be overwhelming and isolating, but this program has given us strength, community, and the tools our daughter needs to thrive. We are seeking donations to help keep this essential support system alive-not just for our daughter, but for all the children and families who rely on it every single day.
