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10.02.2026
Events
The Movement to Achieve Foundation supported the Santa Claus Cup.
The Movement to Achieve Foundation has a long-standing tradition of actively participating in the preparation and conduct of equestrian competitions for children with cerebral palsy, organized by our long-time partner, the Invacon equestrian rehabilitation center. On December 30, 2025, more than 70 young riders with disabilities competed for sports awards at the center as part of the regular Santa Claus Cup. The event included not only competitions, but also meetings with Santa Claus and Snow Maiden, hot treats, and gift-giving. We are very happy that we were able to give the children this holiday!
Другие новости
Valeria Vinnichenko, a benefactor of the Foundation, has successfully completed a rehabilitation program
With funds raised by the Movement to Achievement Foundation, Valeria successfully completed another course of rehabilitation.
The Movement to Achieve Foundation supported the Santa Claus Cup.
More than 70 young riders with disabilities competed for sports awards at the latest Santa Claus Cup.
For parents of children with disabilities in Serpukhov: how to choose and apply for rehabilitation at a social center
In the Moscow region, children with disabilities can undergo rehabilitation in social institutions.
Children with cerebral palsy in Stavropol are helped by locomotor therapy
Over the course of two years, 70 patients with cerebral palsy and other illnesses and injuries underwent rehabilitation here.
The voice assistant “Alice” will help people with cerebral palsy
“Alice” is gonna have some cool features: she'll be able to remind you to take your meds, call medical staff, control devices in the room with voice commands
First soft exoskeleton for children with cerebral palsy created
American researchers at the University of Houston have developed the first soft exoskeleton of its kind for the rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy.
