A young girl with an intellectual disability may ‘never recover’ after she was lured into a house and attacked with a hammer

The mother of a 14-year-old girl who was allegedly attacked with a hammer and trampled by teenagers she trusted fears her daughter will ‘never recover’.

The year eight student was allegedly lured to a house on Nicholson Street, in Reservoir in Melbourne’s north, by a 17-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl.

The young girl, who has an intellectual disability, was reportedly attacked with a hammer, stomped on and had her hair cut off minutes after arriving.

In a final blow, her phone was stolen during the alleged 15-minute attack.

“She will never recover from this,” the girl’s devastated mother said 7News.

‘She has a mild intellectual disability and a processing disorder, so she didn’t know she was walking to her own death.

‘I literally thought I was going to lose her. I thought I was actually heading to what could have been her deathbed.”

The two teens fled the home but were arrested a short time later.

The 14-year-old girl, who has an intellectual disability, suffered multiple injuries in the alleged attack at a house on Nicholson Street, in Reservoir in Melbourne’s north.

Victoria police have charged the 17-year-old boy with armed robbery and theft and the 14-year-old girl with theft.

Both teens were granted bail on Friday and will appear in court at a later date.

Photos showed the 14-year-old suffered multiple facial injuries during the alleged attack, including scars on her eye and parts of her forehead.

She also appeared to have suffered minor abrasions to her hands.

She was rescued by strangers after they heard her screaming in pain.

The girl’s mother is speaking out in an effort to prevent similar incidents from happening to other vulnerable people.

She said her daughter was treated “like an animal” by her alleged attackers.

“It’s sickening, very sad and not fair to my daughter that these children can just walk out and no one can be held accountable,” she said.