Sloan Jooste, born at 27 weeks, overcame early NICU challenges before being diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy–Spastic Diplegia in 2021. Despite mobility and medical needs, Sloan remains joyful and determined. His family is raising $25,000 for therapy, equipment, and long-term care, asking for donations, prayers, and support to help him thrive.

Sloan Jooste entered this world fighting. Born at just 27 weeks, he spent the first two months of his tiny life in the NICU, surrounded by machines, monitors, and countless prayers, before finally coming home.

Just after his first birthday in 2021, our hearts were both broken and reshaped when Sloan was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy—Spastic Diplegia, a condition that affects his ability to control and move his head, arms, and legs.

Through every challenge, Sloan’s joy continues to shine. He is a bubbly, loving child with a contagious smile and a powerful will to thrive. His future is bright, but the road ahead requires ongoing therapy, specialized medical care, adaptive equipment, and long-term support.

We are raising $25,000 to help cover the coming years of therapy, medical appointments, mobility equipment, and support services that will give Sloan the best possible chance to reach his full potential.

Every donation—no matter the size—brings Sloan one step closer to the care, therapy, and opportunities he needs. If you’re unable to give, please consider sharing his story. Your kindness, prayers, and support mean more than words can express.

With gratitude,

Nicole Jooste & Family