Said-Muhammad has cerebral palsy. He needs rehabilitation to walk confidently and improve his speech

Said-Muhammad has already come a long way. Thanks to numerous courses, he learned to hold his head up, sit up, and is trying to crawl. Each of his victories is the result of hundreds of sessions and dozens of hours of work. But cerebral palsy doesn't forgive interruptions: if rehabilitation is interrupted, the muscles stiffen again, and the skills he's gained slip away. That's why he desperately needs another course. Physical therapy will strengthen his body, massage will reduce spasticity, Bobath therapy will guide his brain to the correct movements, and a speech therapist will help him make his first sounds. These aren't just lessons—they're a fight to keep the boy from slipping back. The family can't afford the rehabilitation itself. Your support will give Said-Muhammad a chance to preserve his achievements and move forward.