Misha is an adopted child with a complex diagnosis. He needs rehabilitation to catch up with his peers in development!

For the first year and 11 months, Misha lived in a children's home. He couldn't walk. He didn't look into my eyes. I didn't pay attention to the children. He didn't like tactile touch. When the foster mother saw Misha, she decided that the boy should definitely become her son. She immediately began to deal with his treatment and rehabilitation, doing everything possible to help Misha develop.

The boy is now 12 years old. He didn't talk until he was 9 years old. Now he tells long poems, thinks logically, writes in a beautiful neat handwriting, solves examples within 100 in his head, plays works for the 4th grade on the piano and much more. I got over my fears and started communicating with children. Loves hugs and tactile entertainment. From a weak kid, Misha grew up to be a strong guy. He rides a bike or a scooter. She skates well. He sits confidently in the saddle. Swims. He is well versed in gadgets.

There are two more foster children with disabilities in the family, so it's not easy to cope with the constant costs of treatment. A mother who brings up her children alone turned to the foundation "He needs you" for help.

Please help me pay for a rehabilitation course for Misha, for better speech development and brain function!