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Organized by Jonatan's Family for Jonatan.
Jonatan is 34 years old. He has no legs and he lost one arm. But every single day, he wakes up and goes to work — not to beg, but to survive with dignity.
Dragging a makeshift cart along a dirt road, Jonatan carries what he can sell: chickens, eggs, corn, and milk.
He doesn’t beg. He works.
The organizer’s plan for the $100,000 goal.
Prosthetics and adaptation: $25,000 Suitable wheelchair: $5,000 Hearing aids for his mother: $4,000 Treatments, exams, and transportation: $3,000
Physical therapy and rehab support to learn to walk with prosthetics Medical follow-ups, supplies, and pain management support Prosthetic adjustments, repairs, and maintenance over time
Accessible living support and basic adaptations for safer daily routines Work and transport support so Jonatan can sell with less risk Essential supplies to reduce exposure to infections and falls
From the organizer’s plan; planned costs, not completed purchases.
Organizer. Organizing this campaign for Jonatan.
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