Saidakhmat has cerebral palsy and autism. He requires specialist help to further his development and improve his quality of life

Saidakhmat is 9 years old. He is one of twins, born at 26 weeks, weighing only 650 grams. He spent the first two months of his life in intensive care on a ventilator in an incubator, then another month in the pathology ward for premature babies.

Saidakhmat's development was noticeably delayed compared to his peers: he was late in holding his head up, sitting up, and walking. Today, the boy has several serious diagnoses: bronchopulmonary dysplasia, cerebral palsy, ASD, glomerulonephritis (renal failure), and a delay in psychomotor development—no speech.

Saidakhmat attends rehabilitation classes, and thanks to these classes, he has shown his first successes: he has begun to make eye contact, understand speech better, his behavior has improved, and he has begun to pronounce his first syllables. Any break in classes, even for a few days, leads to a developmental setback. Therefore, it is so important to continue classes without interruption. However, this has become a serious financial burden for the family, and they can't cope without help.

Let's support Saidakhmat and help him continue this important rehabilitation course!