PROJECT LOKOMAT
HELP INDIVIDUALS WITH BRAIN AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, STROKE OR SPINAL CORD INJURY WALK AGAIN
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MEET MICHAEL
In 2006, Michael Coss - a loving father of two - was at the height of happiness. But one early morning, a catastrophic car accident on the Coquihalla Highway would change his life forever.
Enduring nearly fatal injuries, and trapped in a comatose state, doctors advised Michael's family to start searching for a long-term care facility to look after him for the rest of his life. Changes of recovery were remote,
Little did these doctors know.
Miraculously awakening after six and a half months, Michael was faced with the challenges of traumatic brain injury that made him unable to eat, talk or walk. Yet, Michael was determined to re-learn and become an active participant in his community again.
With the help of a team of dedicated physiotherapists, and access to the state-of-art walking rehabilitation device Lokomat®, Michael took his first steps 4 years after the accident. Fast-forward to today, and Michael is now walking, assisted only by his cane.
MEET THE PEOPLE WE'RE HELPING
FACILITATING THE
ROAD TO RECOVERY
We are on a mission to bring the best rehabilitation therapy to people like Michael.
Through Project Lokomat, our goal is to raise more than $500,000 by 2021 for state-of-the-art Lokomat® robot-assisted physiological gait rehabilitation therapy for Fraser Valley individuals with neurological injuries.
For persons with traumatic and acquired neurological disorders, spinal injuries or individuals recovering from stroke, the Lokomat® offers the opportunity to optimize recovery and experience the ability to walk again.
Join us and become one of our corporate or individual donors.
Meet The People We Are Doing It For
WE NEED
YOUR HELP
Bringing a Lokomat® to Fraser Valley represents a
significant investment for our community.
We can't do it without the support of donors.
Project Lokomat has raised over $170,000 through public and private donations. The Lokomat machine costs $500,000 (CAD), and Neuromotion has used the funds raised to date as a deposit to bring the Lokomat into the Surrey Neuromotion clinic. Now we need your support to ensure the Lokomat stays in Surrey and helps those who need it most.
The Project Lokomat fundraising continues - to help children and adults regain their independence, and reduce their long-term financial supports through increased mobility.
The 2020 Project Lokomat goal is $100,000Cdn.
GOLD DONORS
Gold donor ($50,000): Get high-profile signage and naming opportunity at the Neuromotion Clinic
GOLD
DONORS
$50,000
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SILVER
DONORS
Silver donor ($1000): Recognized on donor wall with glass block artistic configuration
SILVER
DONORS
$1,000
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BRONZE
DONORS
Bronze donor ($100): Featured with donor plaque at Clinic
BRONZE
DONORS
$100
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JOIN US AS A CORPORATE OR INDIVIDUAL DONOR
All donations are administered through Drive for the Cure Foundation,
and donations of $100 or above are eligible for charitable tax receipts
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203-13737 96th Avenue,
Surrey, British Columbia
+1 778-293-3322