Tous avec Noé - Fund care

The funds raised by the non-profit organization Tous avec Noé are partly used to finance various intensive therapy programs that help Noé improve his daily life. He regularly takes part in programs of differents lengths to work on and improve his motor skills. These sessions often take place abroad and can be particularly expensive.

Our aim is to share his experiences with you and show what we have been able to fund thanks to your donations.

Programs. Madrid (July 2023, 2024 and 2025). This program allowed Noé to further develop his walking abilities and work on his balance through physiotherapy sessions and the use of new technologies. Their working methods encourage motor learning through play and by motivating him to move. Lanzarote (August 2024). This center offers aquatic therapy. Noé was able to benefit from two water sessions per day, as well as a daily physiotherapy session. He wore a flotation belt, or used a pool noodle or a floating dumbbell. He enjoyed carrying objects, floating, and swimming on his stomach or on his back. Warsaw (October 2024, April 2025). Noé completed a 10-day rehabilitation program. He has less spasticity and has gained better leg extension. His posture has improved, and he has strengthened his muscles. This program also allowed him to work on his upper-body mobility, especially in his torso and shoulders. Monfort (February 2025): during this program, Noé received physiotherapy sessions, hydrotherapy, and used the Lokomat (a robotic gait training device). This intensive course helped him build endurance for walking with his walker and strengthened him muscularly. Voiron (July 2025): Noé received three hours per day of global neurofunctional postural stimulation. He developed his walking skills using a rolling cane, worked on standing with support, and learned to crawl on all fours.

Thanks to the donations we receive, we are able to fund rehabilitation programs for Noé. These programs are often very expensive and are frequently held abroad, especially in Spain and Poland. This also means covering transportation and accomodation costs for Noé.

Yet, these programs are extremely valuable, as they allow Noé to improve his motor skills using methods that are not always available in France. We try to diversify the program because they are generally complementary. For example, in Spain, he can use a robotic device that helps improve his mobility and reduce spasticity in his legs. Aquatic therapy programs also give him greater freedom of movement. This allow him to work on walking, endurance, different movement patterns, and also his autonomy. Noé loves feeling free, which is why we believe these programs are truly beneficial for him.

Last programs. Riding school in October 2025 in Castelnaudary. Every morning, Noé had two hours of pony riding: he learned how to groom the pony and get it ready. His pony was named Djoey. Every afternoon, Noé had two hours of physiotherapy. He made great progress: he can now get into a crawling position from both sides and move forward, which is important for his journey toward autonomy. Noé really enjoyed this program. Rehabilitation center in October 2025 in Girona: Noé also completed an intensive program in Girona, Spain, from Monday, October 20 to Friday, October 24. It was his first time at this well-equipped, modern rehabilitation center. Noé worked 4 hours a day and made significant efforts and progress.

These programs allow him to continue making great progress.

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