Abu Bakr has developmental delays and requires the help of specialists to overcome his developmental delays

Abubakr is three years old. Until he was one year old, he grew and developed like a typical child. However, after one year, his parents began to notice that he was different from his peers: he didn't speak, didn't make eye contact, didn't point, and didn't respond to his name. Concerned, his parents consulted a neurologist, and the boy was diagnosed with delayed speech and language development (PSLD).

Initially, the family paid for the therapy sessions, medications, and supplements themselves, but these expenses proved very high, and they ran out of money. Despite this, after completing rehabilitation sessions, Abubakr showed noticeable improvements: he began making eye contact, pronouncing individual words syllable by syllable, and pointing.

To consolidate his progress and acquire new skills, it is crucial to continue the sessions. The family is currently in a difficult financial situation and cannot afford the next rehabilitation session.

Let's support Abubakr and help him complete this important course of rehabilitation!