Ahmad has autism and needs rehabilitation

Akhmad was about to turn four years old. He was growing up healthy and developing according to his age, but after a serious illness at one year of age, his parents began to notice changes in his behavior. He became withdrawn, stopped responding to his own name, lost eye contact, and stopped pointing. His parents were concerned when they saw his peers begin to confidently interact with each other, listen to adults, and follow their requests, while Akhmad remained passive and withdrawn. It wasn't until he was one year and eight months old that doctors correctly diagnosed him with mental and speech delays. His parents immediately began searching for ways to help their little boy, holding regular rehabilitation sessions first in Dagestan and later in other regions of Russia. Some time later, at the age of two and a half, Akhmad was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Today, he requires further rehabilitation to continue his successful development. However, the family's financial situation does not allow them to cover the costs of such important therapy. Let's join forces and help Ahmad by allowing him to undergo this rehabilitation course, which will give him a chance to fully develop further!