Dasha is an adopted girl with severe diagnoses. She needs rehabilitation to catch up in the development of her peers!

Dasha lived in a children's home until she was 2.5 years old. There were practically no skills. She did not hold her head, did not look at her face, did not express any emotions except crying. I didn't sit, I didn't stand, and I certainly didn't walk. A year ago, her life changed – the girl found a family. Arriving home, Dasha began to slowly change. She became more confident in holding her head, became interested in toys, and learned how to roll over from her back to her stomach and back. Then emotions appeared - a smile, laughter, recognition of one's own. Dasha needs high-quality rehabilitation that will help her gain new skills in her development. The neurologist notes the high rehabilitation potential of the girl. The family is raising three foster children with severe diagnoses. Only Dad works in the family. They cannot pay for Dasha's ongoing rehabilitation on their own. Support the rehabilitation fee for Dasha! The girl really needs the help of specialists who will help her gain new skills in development.