Narmina has autism and needs rehabilitation

Narmina is nine years old. The first signs of developmental delays appeared when she was one year old: she didn't respond to her name. At one and a half years old, doctors diagnosed her with delayed psychoverbal development, which was later expanded to include intellectual disability (ID) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Since she was two, her parents have been actively involved in their daughter's rehabilitation. Narmina has completed numerous courses, including ABA therapy, neurodynamic gymnastics, sensory training, the Tomatis method, the BAC, and other methods. By the time she was three, she was officially registered as disabled. The family even traveled to other cities for rehabilitation. All these efforts have paid off. Thanks to ongoing therapy, Narmina has shown improvement: she is gradually learning independence, mastering self-care skills, and taking her first steps in communicating with others. However, the next course of rehabilitation requires a significant financial investment, and the parents, unfortunately, are unable to afford it themselves. Let's help Narmina complete this important course together! Your support is a chance for her to become more independent and learn to interact with the world.