The eldest son, Rasul, is 6 years old. He was diagnosed with a delay in psychomotor development from birth. He requires ongoing neurodevelopmental therapy to develop his speech, attention, and everyday skills.
The middle son, Said, is 5 years old. Until he was a year old, he developed normally. He now exhibits signs of autism: he doesn't speak and barely understands spoken language. Specialists recommend intensive rehabilitation and regular work with a special education teacher, speech therapist, and behavioral therapist.
The youngest, Islam, is 3 years and 8 months old. He also has a delay in psychomotor development. He understands speech but doesn't speak. It's important for him to work on communication, motor skills, and word formation.
All three already attend the center, and specialists clearly state: classes are needed constantly, without interruption. This is the only way the children have a chance to catch up with their peers, learn communication skills, and become independent. But the family can't cope with the expenses and is seeking help. The mother is unemployed, and the father recently lost his job.
Every contribution you make is an opportunity for the three brothers to take a step forward.
Thank you to everyone who responds!
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