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Small words, big victory: Khamzat's rehabilitation

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Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

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Khamzat successfully completed another comprehensive rehabilitation course.

During the sessions, consistent positive changes were noted: the boy began responding better to his name, interacting with others more effectively, and his behavior significantly stabilized. His most important achievement is that Khamzat has begun speaking, albeit in short sentences, but this is a huge step forward and the result of extensive work by specialists and the child himself. The treatments helped consolidate these achievements.

Khamzat's family is grateful for the course and hopes that with the support of caring people, the boy will be able to continue developing, moving closer to a full life and confident interaction with the world.

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About the campaign

Khamzat has autism. He needs rehabilitation!

Khamzat has autism and a delay in psychomotor development. Until recently, he couldn't make eye contact, couldn't understand spoken language, and didn't speak at all. It was very difficult for us to see him seemingly in his own world, unable to respond to us. Thanks to numerous rehabilitation courses and the ongoing work of specialists, long-awaited results have been achieved. Khamzat has begun to respond to his name, his behavior has noticeably improved, and he has established contact. Most importantly, he has begun to speak, albeit in short phrases of two or three words, but for us, this is a huge step forward and a major victory.

Now, to consolidate the progress achieved and continue his development, he needs another course of comprehensive rehabilitation. This includes osteopathy sessions, Bobath therapy, sessions with a psychologist, therapeutic massage, and speech therapy. We sincerely ask for your support for Khamzat. Any help is an investment in his future, in the ability to speak freely, understand this world and be part of society.