In a touching effort to improve the quality of life for their son, the family of Angel Gabriel Pereza 7-year-old boy with psychomotor developmentlaunched a raffle with the aim of raising funds for buy him a new walker. Ángel’s mother, visibly worried, shares the challenges she faces in ensuring her son’s well-being.
“I am organizing this raffle to buy a new walker for my son Ángel Gabriel, 7 years old, since heThe one he has is too small and is making him slouch,“ explains the mother to Zonda Diario. “I am trying to do it because now new problems have arisen. Human Development still does not pay the DAI, “They say hopefully it will be in August or September, so she was thinking about what to do and she’s going to cut hours until she gets paid,” he added. It should be noted that in February they had already held a raffle to pay him a DAI (Integration Support Teacher) to the little one, since at the Cecilio Ávila school, which he attends, they require it.
A journey of struggle and effort
For several years, Ángel Gabriel’s story has been a testimony of constant struggle. At age 6, he had already spent much of his life striving to improve his condition. His family, amid financial difficulties, has worked hard to provide him with the necessary treatments.
In a previous interview with Zonda Diario, Ángel’s mother shared the complexity of finding a suitable ICD. “In pre-kindergarten he did not need DAI. What happens now is that I can’t find any DAI that accepts Human Development and has all the requirements they ask for. It costs because the DAI say that they do not pay in advance or pay when they want,” he commented.
It should be noted that the Ministry of Human Development covers a part of the DAI fees, which according to the workers is around $120,000, the rest must be paid by the families and in many cases, these do not arrive. The DAI fees are around $278,000, for which families must pay $158,000.
Although the family of little Ángel Gabriel obtained a DAI, now they would not be collecting the $120,000 which covers Human Development, “She was thinking about what to do and is going to reduce hours until she gets paid. We make every effort to pay her our share, so I found out a week ago that she still hasn’t been paid and I don’t know what to do.”explains the little boy’s mother worriedly.
“At this moment we must pay the DAI that, on top of that we are going through a difficult economic timegiven that The job we have is peeling onions on the weekends and selling sweets. or other things to go out and raise money“says the little boy’s mother.
“My colleagues tell me that They still do not charge any month in Development. And they rage with the differences, which parents never arrive“The invoices are always wrong and they are not notified by Human Development.”reproaches a representative of the DAI to Zonda Diario.
The community is invited to participate in the raffle and support Ángel Gabriel’s family at this critical time. Each contribution not only brings Angel closer to a new walker, but also ensures that he continues to receive the educational support necessary for his development.
Ángel Gabriel’s story is a reminder of the importance of solidarity and community support in times of need. With everyone’s help, his family hopes to overcome these challenges and provide Ángel with a better quality of life.
For more information on how to participate in the raffle and support Ángel Gabriel, you can contact [ 2644 74-9932].
