Muhammad is 2.5 years old. From an early age, his development was marked by significant challenges: he doesn't respond to his name, doesn't understand spoken language, doesn't play with other children, and barely interacts with the world around him. Until he was a year old, Muhammad couldn't sit up or crawl on his own, and now he doesn't even say "mama" or "dada." Following an examination, doctors diagnosed him with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
For his development and adaptation, Muhammad requires a comprehensive rehabilitation course, including an individualized development program, sessions with an ABA specialist, a sensory integration specialist, and an adaptive physical education (APE) instructor.
Early and regular intervention is crucial, but the cost of rehabilitation exceeds the family's means. We ask all caring individuals to help Muhammad gain a chance to develop and lead a more independent life.
