Alim has several diagnoses. He requires rehabilitation to overcome his developmental delays

Alim is four years old. At age 1.7, his parents began to notice that their son was lagging behind in his development: he showed little interest in toys, had no pointing gestures, and had difficulty understanding spoken language. Alim was diagnosed with the consequences of hypoxic-ischemic damage to the central nervous system, residual brain changes, a syndrome of muscular-tonic disorders, and a delay in psychoverbal development.

The parents regularly attend rehabilitation sessions with their son, and significant improvements are already being observed: Alim has improved his understanding of spoken language, has begun interacting with other children, and has learned to point to objects.

To avoid developmental setbacks, Alim requires regular sessions with a neuropsychologist, a speech therapist, sensory integration, and physical therapy. However, his parents cannot provide these sessions without your help.

Let's help Alim and give him a chance at a healthy and happy life!