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Stepan has been rehabilitated and is going to school.

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Charitable foundation · Chelyabinsk region

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Stepan will soon go to school, and special training has been organized for him to acquire new skills. The boy enjoyed attending classes with a speech pathologist and speech therapist. At home, he actively communicated with gestures and sounds, and could easily explain with his fingers exactly what he wanted. Thanks to the work of specialists, Styopa learned to pronounce individual words clearly and began to reason logically.

We would like to thank everyone who supported us during the rehabilitation of Stepan. Your help and support have been extremely important and valuable. Now we are sure that the boy will be able to successfully prepare for school and feel confident among his peers.

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About the campaign

Stepan has delayed speech development and needs comprehensive rehabilitation

Stepan was diagnosed with sensorimotor alalia, delayed speech development with hyperactivity at 3.5 years old. Stepa is 7.5 years old now. The boy attends a regular kindergarten in an urban-type settlement. In the group, he does not show aggression towards other children. He is withdrawn, he always plays alone, there is no sense of danger. Active, cheerful, loves animals, active games and a scooter. Stepa forms her requests in the form of pointing gestures.

He was born on time and developed like an ordinary child up to 1.5 years old. By the age of two, parents began to notice that the child does not always respond to his own name, does not understand spoken language and does not form self-service skills.

In the fall, Stepan goes to a correctional school. The boy needs comprehensive rehabilitation, which includes classes with a speech pathologist, classes on sensory integration and adaptive physical culture.

Let's help Stepa consolidate her acquired skills and become a first grader together!