Jay S. Gravansos
Name of Student: Jay S. Gravansos
Age: 13 years old
Date of Birth: June 18, 2012
Sex: Male
Grade Level: Kindergarten (Special Education)
Disability: Showing signs commonly associated to developmental delay
Age: 13 years old
Date of Birth: June 18, 2012
Sex: Male
Grade Level: Kindergarten (Special Education)
Disability: Showing signs commonly associated to developmental delay
Jay is a fun-loving boy, as reflected in the “Happy Helper Award” he received. His family is very supportive and wants him to have better opportunities in life. His sister patiently accompanies him to school and helps him with his schoolwork.
However, it is sad to note that Jay lost his mother during childbirth due to hemorrhage and suspected cardiac arrest. The doctors informed the family that he might only live for two years, and if he survived beyond that, he could experience lifelong complications.
The family observed that Jay tends to forget things easily, but he happily performs tasks when properly guided. He is also able to take care of himself and is known for obeying instructions.
Jay lives with his father, the family’s sole breadwinner, along with his stepbrother, who recently graduated from college, and his stepsister, who recently finished junior high school. They share a house with another family of five. Due to limited income, Jay’s family struggles to provide for their daily needs.
Through sponsorship, your support can give Jay the opportunity to see a specialist and receive additional educational assistance — a meaningful chance for him to improve his quality of life and build a better future.
However, it is sad to note that Jay lost his mother during childbirth due to hemorrhage and suspected cardiac arrest. The doctors informed the family that he might only live for two years, and if he survived beyond that, he could experience lifelong complications.
The family observed that Jay tends to forget things easily, but he happily performs tasks when properly guided. He is also able to take care of himself and is known for obeying instructions.
Jay lives with his father, the family’s sole breadwinner, along with his stepbrother, who recently graduated from college, and his stepsister, who recently finished junior high school. They share a house with another family of five. Due to limited income, Jay’s family struggles to provide for their daily needs.
Through sponsorship, your support can give Jay the opportunity to see a specialist and receive additional educational assistance — a meaningful chance for him to improve his quality of life and build a better future.