Neftulla and Malika have shown significant positive progress during their rehabilitation. Thank you!

Neftulla has autism spectrum disorder and a severe speech delay. She has no speech, only babbling. She exhibits stereotypical movements, rocking, circling, covers her ears and eyes, exhibits self-aggression, and is strongly attached to order, colors, and food. Neftulla previously underwent rehabilitation (ABA, BAC, speech therapy, neurocorrection), with positive results, but her condition worsens during breaks. Malika has a delay in psychomotor development, difficulty paying attention and understanding instructions, avoids eye contact, and is emotionally unstable. Positive changes have already been observed with therapy, including improved speech comprehension, but systematic rehabilitation is necessary to consolidate these results. For children with autism, breaks in therapy lead to setbacks, while regular therapy provides an opportunity to develop speech, communication skills, and independence. This family is raising two children with special needs—a brother and sister. The father works, but his income only covers basic needs and rent. The mother can't work—she's constantly caring for the children. We're starting a fundraiser for Neftulla and Malika's rehabilitation. Let's help this family continue their studies and maintain the progress they've made. *If the amount raised exceeds the stated goal, it will be used exclusively for the foundation's purposes.