When Andryusha was born, it was a huge happiness. He grew up as an inquisitive baby, but at the age of one, his parents noticed alarming changes: his babbling stopped, he had difficulty eating, and he showed signs of developmental delays. After several examinations, the doctors diagnosed him with a delay in psychomotor and speech development (ZPRD). This means that Andryusha needs special support and regular training.
Thanks to the efforts of his parents and specialists, there have been some initial successes: Andryusha responds to his name again, makes eye contact, imitates sounds, attends kindergarten, and is learning to communicate. But in order for these steps to turn into full-fledged speech and socialization, we need help!
Rehabilitation is the key to allowing Andryusha to speak, express his feelings, and live a full life. Your support will allow him to continue important activities and give him a chance for a happy future. Even a small contribution can make a big difference! Let's work together to help Andryusha find his voice and the joy of discovery!
