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Abdullah has completed an intensive rehabilitation course!

Blue Bird

Charitable foundation · Astrakhan region

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of RUB 200,623

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Abdullah was diagnosed with childhood autism, a condition that makes the world around him perceived in a special way and makes it difficult to interact with other people.

Thanks to the completed course, the boy began to develop positively, and he learned new skills. Learn more about the course results in this short video.

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Abdullah has autism! The boy needs to undergo a rehabilitation course to develop his communication skills!

Abdullah has been diagnosed with autism, a condition that makes the world around him feel different and makes it difficult to interact with others.

Until the age of four, Abdullah had little to no reaction to the outside world, did not make eye contact, and barely communicated with his family. It was only through the care of his parents and the support of professionals that he began to make small progress. Today, Abdullah can eat, dress, and use the bathroom on his own. Through home education, he has learned the Russian and English alphabets, as well as counting and recognizing certain colors.

But there are still many steps ahead. In order to move forward, the boy needs the guidance and support of qualified professionals who can help him adapt better to society, cope with the challenges of everyday life, and build his self-confidence.

Every contribution you make will be a big step towards Abdullah's happy future!

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Blue Bird

Charitable foundation · Astrakhan region

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