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New sticks mean boy with cerebral palsy able to play

A boy with cerebral palsy says he is able to play and walk with his friends thanks to new walking sticks.

The carbon-fibre aids were made by Cerebra, a charity for children with brain conditions.

Henry can now use them alongside his wheelchair and walker.

Video Journalist: Will Richards

25 November 2022

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