Muhammad-Aziz has craniofacial dysmorphia syndrome, hearing loss, and ulnar deviation of the hands. He requires rehabilitation

Muhammad-Aziz is five years old. At eighteen months old, his parents discovered he was deaf. At two, he underwent a cochlear implant in one ear, and was diagnosed with craniofacial dysmorphia syndrome with hearing loss and ulnar deviation of the hands.

This syndrome requires symptomatic treatment—specialists must continuously work on the child's speech and overall development. Physical therapy and massage are necessary to correct bone abnormalities. A nostril dilation surgery was also performed.

The boy has shown positive progress after treatment and lessons. Unfortunately, the family is financially strapped and cannot afford this important rehabilitation program.

Let's help Muhammad-Aziz receive the necessary treatment for his full development!