Misha is six years old. He loves going to the country, where he enjoys digging in the garden with his grandparents. He also enjoys attending performances with his mother. He has a great love for cooking. Misha enjoys reading poems by Brodsky, such as "The Ballad of the Little Tugboat," as well as books about the Moomins and "Buratino."
Due to his unique behavior and difficulty in controlling his emotions, Misha has had challenges adapting to the public system. He may express his disagreements and engage in protest behavior. Despite the progress made after the ABA therapy, the work on self-control and emotions is still ongoing.
Despite all the difficulties, Misha is a very gentle, kind, sensitive and perceptive boy. It is important for him to feel safe and to receive support.
In the summer, the city program is organized on the basis of the Yom-Yom center, where Misha will find himself in a host environment of peers - “special” and “ordinary” children. He will be able to meet new children and learn to be more independent.
Due to a busy schedule of classes, Misha's mother works part-time, and the family lives together. The center is raising funds for Misha's participation in the summer program. Your support will help Misha gain new experiences in a comfortable and accepting environment with other children.
With your help, the boy will be able to unlock his potential and make new friends who will support him during this important stage of development.
