"An Accessible Castle for Sofia" Campaign Has Already Raised Over Nine Thousand EurosPhoto by Pedro Silva on Pexels
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"An Accessible Castle for Sofia" Campaign Has Already Raised Over Nine Thousand Euros

Região de Leiria5 September 2026 at 09:30

The solidarity campaign "An Accessible Castle for Sofia" managed to raise over nine thousand euros from the community. The amount collected aims to adapt access to Sofia's home, who lives in an apartment located on a third floor. The initiative seeks to guarantee better mobility conditions for the young woman, allowing her to have a more autonomous life within her own home. The campaign continues to receive donations to reach the amount necessary to complete all the necessary adaptations in the residence. Sofia, who faces mobility challenges, may finally benefit from dignified and safe access to her home, transforming a common building into a truly accessible space for her.

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