War's Impact on Children with Cerebral Palsy in Aden

The article addresses the deterioration of the situation of children with cerebral palsy in Aden due to the decline in funding and support for the "Right to Life" organization, which has led to a shortage of therapeutic and rehabilitative services. With attendance dropping to 30% as a result of increased treatment costs and the suspension of some free services such as transportation, families' suffering has intensified as they struggle to provide healthcare and daily necessities for their children, including essential medicines and supplies. Additionally, the decline in funding threatens the continuation of educational and rehabilitative programs that help children improve their motor and communication skills. The risk of some beneficiaries losing their lives has also risen due to families' inability to consistently access basic healthcare services. The article highlights the importance of ongoing financial and logistical support to ensure these children's rights to treatment, education, and a decent life.