Khalima has a developmental speech delay. She needs rehabilitation to overcome the delay in her development

Khalima is 3 years and 8 months old. When she was only one and a half, after a severe intestinal infection, her mother was horrified to notice that her daughter had lost her speech, stopped responding to her name, and seemed to retreat into her own world, no longer reacting to those around her.

At 2 years and 2 months, Khalima was diagnosed with speech development delay, and at 2 years and 8 months—with psycholinguistic development delay. Very recently, in August, another complex diagnosis was added according to MKB-10: F83—mixed specific developmental disorders.

After the diagnosis of psycholinguistic development delay, the family began working intensively with the girl. And these efforts have paid off! There has been positive progress. Khalima has started to recognize her relatives and finally respond to her name. Unfortunately, she still does not use a pointing gesture.

Now the girl needs help to consolidate this success. But the family simply does not have enough funds to continue the course.

Let's help Khalima together to complete her rehabilitation course and take new steps towards the world!