Arslan, who has a speech development delay, needs a rehabilitation course

Arslan is 2 years old.

At one year and two months, his parents noticed that the boy did not have a pointing gesture, did not respond to his name, lacked eye contact, and had no words. After extensive examinations, a neurologist suspected autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and diagnosed speech delay. The family began rehabilitation sessions, and the first successes appeared: Arslan developed a pointing gesture and eye contact, and he now responds to his name, though rarely.

To consolidate this progress and acquire new skills, Arslan needs another course of rehabilitation. His parents cannot afford it due to financial difficulties.

Let's help Arslan take an important step in his development!