Maryam has a developmental delay and needs rehabilitation

Maryam is only five years old. Her parents had long noticed worrying signs: she didn't respond to her name, she didn't point, and her speech remained incomprehensible. Neurological examinations confirmed the parents' concerns, diagnosing a delay in psychomotor development, a type of sensorimotor alalia. Despite the difficulties, the family made every effort: the girl regularly attended therapy and rehabilitation courses. These efforts yielded positive results: her behavior noticeably improved, and Maryam began responding to her name. However, there's still a long way to go, and the next stage—another rehabilitation course—is crucial for her full development. Unfortunately, the cost of regular classes is high, making it impossible for the family to manage on their own. Let's support Maryam together and give her a chance for full development by paying for this important rehabilitation course!