Five-year-old Savely, a ward of an orphanage in the Novosibirsk region, does not speak. He avoided communication and only knew a few sounds instead of words. However, his diagnosis of delayed speech development was not a death sentence. With your help, a speech rehabilitation course was paid for Sava.
With the help of a speech therapist and a psychologist, the boy took his first steps towards full-fledged communication. Articulation gymnastics, game dialogues, and work on sounds helped Savely overcome his shyness: he stopped avoiding contact and began interacting with others through gestures, facial expressions, and simple signals. The child is now more willing to make contact, respond to his name, follow simple instructions, and participate in group activities and games with peers. There has been a positive development: Savely shows interest in the classes, smiles, and makes eye contact, which is an important foundation for further speech development.
Thank you for your assistance in paying for Savely's speech therapy course!