Dzhamilya has successfully completed the rehabilitation course. Thank you for your help!Verified by Tooba

Dzhamilya has successfully completed the rehabilitation course. Thank you for your help!

Tut Dobro

Charitable foundation · Republic of Dagestan

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Thanks to your help, Dzhamilya successfully completed her rehabilitation course. Now she understands spoken language better, and she has started to babble and say her first words. Dear tubers, thank you for being there!

About the campaign

Jamila has a psychological and speech development disorder. She requires rehabilitation to overcome her developmental delays.

Jamila is 6 years old. She is the second child in the family. The girl grew and developed well. By the age of 18 months, Jamila stopped responding to her name and playing with toys; she seemed to be in her own world. At 18 months, she was diagnosed with a preverbal and developmental disorder. Since then, Jamila has undergone ongoing medication, specialist sessions, and brain stimulation. Significant progress was only noticed in the last year: Jamila began to better understand spoken language and began babbling individual words. During sessions, Jamila has become more assiduous and is trying to complete assignments. To consolidate these acquired skills, improve speech comprehension, and develop her own speech, an intensive rehabilitation course is necessary. Unfortunately, regular sessions are very expensive, and the family cannot afford this expense.

Let's help Jamila complete this important rehabilitation course!

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Tut Dobro

Charitable foundation · Republic of Dagestan

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