Safiya has cerebral palsy, delayed psychomotor development, and she needs another course of rehabilitation

Safiya is nine years old. Doctors diagnosed psychomotor delay at 11 months, and six months later, atonic-astatic cerebral palsy. For the first two years, her parents tried to restore their daughter's health: they underwent massage therapy, Vojta therapy, swimming lessons, and medication, but no significant improvements were observed—the girl neither crawled nor walked independently. The first positive change occurred after the first rehabilitation course, which included the Bobath method, massage, and sessions with a psychologist. Then, Safiya began crawling and began to understand spoken language. Subsequent stages of rehabilitation yielded additional results: she began making her first sounds and maintaining balance while standing near a support structure, learned to pronounce about ten short words, and moved with assistance. She now requires a comprehensive rehabilitation program to maintain her condition, which her family cannot afford without your help. Let's give her a chance to complete the next important stage of rehabilitation and take a big step toward a healthy, fulfilling life!