Help four-year-old Saad, who has autism, learn to communicate

In Saad's family, there are three children, and two of them are on the autism spectrum. His parents do everything possible to ensure both boys receive the help they need. Saad is four years old, and thanks to regular sessions, he is already making small but important progress: he responds better to his name, tries to repeat sounds, and holds eye contact with loved ones a little longer. To ensure these achievements are not lost, Saad needs another rehabilitation course: ABA therapy, sensory integration, and adaptive physical activity. These sessions will help him develop speech, reduce anxiety, and learn to connect with the world. But for a family with two special needs children, paying for two courses at once is an overwhelming burden. Support Saad. Let him hold onto what he has already achieved and continue discovering the world.