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The Faris Scholarship:
Empowering Movement, Celebrating Potential

In loving memory of Faris Al Masri, The Faris Scholarship opens its doors to young lives poised for transformation. This scholarship offers an invaluable opportunity: one round of intensive Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) therapy, completely free of charge, for a child aged 3 months to 2 years who faces developmental challenges.

Who Can Apply?

This scholarship is dedicated to children diagnosed with developmental delay, cerebral palsy, or similar conditions, who are currently awaiting approval for NDIS funding. We are looking for families who have not yet accessed NDIS benefits but are determined to support their child’s journey towards enhanced mobility and independence.

Scholarship Criteria

  • The child is between 3 months and 2 years old.
  • Awaiting approval for NDIS funding.
  • Exhibits motor developmental delays.
  • Demonstrated parental commitment to supporting their child’s developmental progress.


About the Therapy

Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) is a cutting-edge paediatric therapy designed to accelerate the development of motor skills and postural control. Through intensive practice and specialized techniques, DMI therapy can achieve remarkable progress in a short amount of time compared to standard interventions. The selected child will receive therapy two hours per day, five days per week, for a two-week period. This concentrated approach is backed by research and has been proven to foster significant developmental strides.

How to Apply

To give your child the opportunity to benefit from this transformative therapy, please complete the application form on this page.

Embrace this chance to potentially change the course of your child’s development and celebrate their every milestone. The Faris Scholarship is more than just therapy; it’s a pathway to new possibilities, a tribute to Faris’s spirit, and a support for families who show relentless dedication to their children’s futures.

Faris Al Masri

Faris Al Masri