Khadidzha has developmental delay and needs of rehabilitation

Until the age of one and a half, Khadidzha grew up as an ordinary child: she babbled, smiled, and explored the world. But at the age of two, everything changed—her speech faded, eye contact disappeared, and the little girl stopped responding to her name and reacting to those around her. The diagnosis was developmental delay (DD).

Her parents did not give up: they found specialists and completed a rehabilitation course. And there was progress! The spark returned to Khadidzha's eyes, and she began to show interest in toys and people again.

But the progress achieved needs to be reinforced with a new course—unfortunately, the family cannot afford the expensive treatment, and without it, the results may be lost.

Continuing rehabilitation is Khadidzha's chance to return to the world, learn to communicate, and feel comfortable around her loved ones.

Let's help her on this journey.