Shamil has a developmental delay and is on the autism spectrum. He requires a rehabilitation course

At 1 year and 3 months, Shamil contracted chickenpox, and at 1.5 years, she contracted measles. Following these illnesses, his parents began to notice alarming changes: he lost previously acquired skills, his eye contact was impaired, and he stopped responding to his name. He began laughing without reason. He suffers from hyperactivity and restlessness. At the age of 3.5 years, doctors diagnosed him with a central nervous system disorder and a psychological and speech development disorder with behavioral disorder on the autism spectrum (ZPRD and ASD).

Thanks to rehabilitation courses, the first positive changes appeared: Shamil began to maintain eye contact and show interest in the world around him. He is now 4 years and 10 months old. Unfortunately, he still hasn't developed speech, remains hyperactive and restless, and still has no contact with other children. Shamil currently requires another rehabilitation course, which his family is unable to afford due to financial constraints.

Let's work together to help Shamil complete this crucial course!