Magomed has had several complex diagnoses since birth: cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, and congenital cataract. He can barely see, his movements are restricted, and his connection with the outside world is impaired. But his parents do not lose hope—specialists see potential for development in the boy.
Magomed urgently needs regular sessions in two areas: adaptive physical education (APE), to strengthen his muscles and learn to control his body, and sensory integration, so that his brain can learn to properly process signals from his senses. These methods only work as part of a system, and every week without therapy sets him back.
The family is ready to fight, but the rehabilitation course is expensive, and they lack sufficient financial resources. We cannot leave Magomed without a chance—every step in this direction brings him closer to a full life.
Let’s help Magomed on this journey.
