Standing Tall: How Skyla is Thriving with the Jenx Standz

Meet Skyla: The Princess with Big Dreams Skyla is a vibrant 7-year-old living in Hanover Township, Pennsylvania, with her parents and six brothers. Despite facing the challenges of quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy—including seven surgeries—Skyla is a determined young girl with a love for travel, music, and school. “Sky is the only girl in her class, so…

Zain’s story – From first standing cuddles with mum to being at the correct height to work & play

  Meet Zain, our Supine Stander super star! The 11-year-old, who lives in Rochdale, has a cheeky personality and a wonderful smile that lights up the room. Zain loves playing with toys, especially if they’ve got flashing lights and play music! He also loves going to school. He currently attends Spring Side School where he…

Fantastic, Feel-Good and Fulfilling Standing: Utilising the F-Words for Child-Centred Standing Frame Prescription 

For children with physical disabilities, weightbearing, physical activity and maintaining postural alignment can be crucial for their overall health, development and participation in daily life. Standing frames can become an invaluable tool in achieving these goals and are associated with numerous physical and psychological benefits. [1,2]  The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF)…

Iris’ Story: How Iris is keeping mobile despite her difficulties with walking and standing thanks to Rifton’s Adaptive Tricycle

As part of our 40 stories for 40 years blog series, we’re sharing Iris’ story, who thanks to our long term partners, Rifton Equipment, is keeping mobile thanks to an Adaptive Tricycle.  Iris is 11 years old and she loves being active! She creates a happy and bubbly environment wherever she goes, and she loves…

Lucas’ Story: how Atom provided optimal support to meet Lucas’ needs perfectly

Meet Lucas  Lucas lives in Australia with his Mum, Dad and two brothers. He is the youngest child and loves watching the Wiggles and playing with his toys. His mum Jennie says, he “is always just full of joy and happiness”! Lucas has a rare genetic epilepsy disorder called KCN2Q Encephalopathy: https://www.kcnq2cure.org/kcnq2-epilepsy/ He is affected…