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Thanks to your help, Safiya completed a course of rehabilitation!

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Charitable foundation · Republic of Dagestan

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of RUB 1,402,177

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According to specialists, Safiya has shown positive developmental progress during the rehabilitation process.

During the sessions, specialists focused on developing play skills.

Safiya mastered board games, learned to wait her turn, and gradually began to more easily let go of the motivating object.

Work was also conducted on developing body awareness: the girl learned to point out parts of her body, which improved her understanding of her own body and enhanced her motor skills.

Positive progress has been noted in the development of her vestibular system: Safiya's movements have become more coordinated, confident, and precise.

The family and specialists note important progress and the need for continued rehabilitation sessions.

Thank you to everyone involved!

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About the campaign

Safiya has a speech and language disorder. She needs rehabilitation!

Safiya has been under medical supervision since birth. She has developmental delays: she doesn't always respond to her name, has difficulty paying attention, and often throws things around. Safiya is registered with a neurologist and psychiatrist at her local hospital.

Medical reports have revealed speech and language developmental delays, and there is a suspicion of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Safiya requires comprehensive rehabilitation to support her speech, communication, and interaction skills.

To attend the sessions, the family needs funds not only for the rehabilitation course itself but also for travel and accommodation expenses.

Since Safiya's brother is also ill, both parents will be accompanying her.

The family is currently struggling to cover these costs on their own.

Thank you to everyone who responds and helps.

*If the amount raised exceeds the stated amount, it will be used exclusively for the foundation's purposes.