Salim needs a rehabilitation course to overcome the effects of hypoxia and muscle weakness

Salim will soon turn three years old. He has been diagnosed with the consequences of perinatal hypoxic CNS injury, manifesting as a muscle tone and motor syndrome.

Since he was three months old, Salim has shown signs of impaired motor activity. He is under the care of a neurologist, but every new skill has come to him with great difficulty: he started rolling over, crawling, sitting, standing, and walking later than usual. The boy took his first independent steps only at 1 year and 4 months, and even now he walks unsteadily and often falls. The reason is weak muscles in his legs and lower back. This same problem is hindering his speech development. At 2 years and 8 months old, Salim says only about eight words—he has a delay in expressive speech.

Salim has already completed two rehabilitation courses and has shown good progress. But for a real breakthrough, he needs several more courses to strengthen his muscles and learn to speak.

Unfortunately, due to financial difficulties, the family cannot afford this important treatment on their own.

Let’s give Salim a happy childhood together!