Peta, a first-time mother from Newcastle, Australia, faced a challenging journey with her daughter Indie, who struggled with multiple health issues from birth. Indie's conditions included Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, Cow's Milk Protein Allergy, and feeding difficulties due to tongue and lip tie issues, leading to constant pain and sleep problems.

A 13-year-old named Víctor Hugo Santana created a portable Styrofoam refrigerator to store his great-grandmother's diabetes medications, which rely on insulin. He developed the project in the municipal school of Campo Grande and had the help of the science teacher to finish it.Using simple materials such as a Styrofoam, a computer fountain and other cooling mechanisms, Víctor built the refrigerator in the school's laboratory. His motivation for inventing this solution was to allow his great-grandmother to participate in outdoor activities without worrying about refrigerating the medicines.

Luiz Américo Muniz, a resident of Floreal, in São Paulo, invented a glass to help his daughter, Terezinha de Cássia, diagnosed with cerebral palsy, drink fluids without choking. Terezinha was diagnosed at six months of age and since then has been living under the care of her parents. Luiz had an excellent idea: to create a special glass. But this idea only occurred to her after her daughter consulted a speech therapist who suggested to the parents that they try to adapt a glass (this to avoid suffocating the daughter).

The population most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly been the elderly. In addition to the mortality rate being higher, they are the public that most needs social isolation, which will consequently lead to greater suffering because it is difficult for them to communicate with their children and grandchildren. It was with this in mind that Manuel Lucio Dallo, a software engineer, built Yayagram, a project he created specially to help his grandmother Felisa Romano Martin, 96, send and receive voice and text messages through Telegram, in other words, works in an analog way.

Wagner Yamuto and his wife Grazy, always had the dream of being parents, to realize this dream, they decided to adopt 2 children, Gabriel in 2010 and Thata in 2018 (Both were 10 months old).

Gabriel was having a development considered normal for his age, except in speech! Gabriel didn't say a word.