To Help a Crippled Child

And in a trolley made by Dad, Ginny and her companion Milky can explore their small world.

– From the narration

The best way that parents can help any crippled child is to make him as independent as possible.

– Robyn Gaudion, primary school teacher

Children from the cerebral palsy unit, Rotorua, are often taken to the local mineral pools, where physiotherapy and fun go hand in hand.

– From the narration

By the time Ioane is eight or nine years old he’ll be able to play football as well as his mates.

– The narrator on the successful treatment of club foot