Nacho is 21 years previous, with cerebral palsy and 98% acknowledged incapacity. It is his start line to go to class on daily basis on the Zaidín Vergeles Institute of Secondary Education, in Granada. Next yr he desires to go to the University of Granada and examine Sports Science, however that prices.
“After all, he has his difficulties and wishes assist,” says his mom Sonia Fernández. She is referring partly to a pill that prices near a thousand euros and comprises all of the books that Nacho has to review and that he couldn’t bodily carry. “The pill has its upkeep and it may be broken,” says Nacho. To all this we should add their non-public help courses or transportation.
Not solely the research suppose a price for his household. “It’s a mortgage,” says her mom, “as a result of to make sure a top quality of life you must spend some huge cash.” Treatments corresponding to non-public physiotherapist or speech therapist should be added. “Until the age of 6, they half cowl it for you,” says Sonia, “however then nearly all the things comes out of your pocket.”
Nacho together with his mom Sonia.NIUS
That is why monetary help could be a reduction for them. “The scholarship of 400 euros just isn’t sufficient,” says Nacho, “with that cash we will solely pay for 2 months of physio.” Even so, they be certain that all the things that comes is nicely acquired. “It alleviates all the things a bit,” says his mom, “and I think about the identical as for me for a lot of different households.”
At the second, Nacho does not understand how he would spend the 400 euros of the scholarship if they offer it to him. “I feel he would hold it in case the pill has a breakdown,” says Nacho, “however let’s knock on wooden in order that all the things is okay.” If there’s luck and cash, he could use it to purchase the books that he’ll want on the college subsequent yr.