Aisha has autism. She requires rehabilitation to develop her mental and speech skills

Eight-year-old Aysha was just 18 months old when she stopped speaking and responding to her name. Her world became a silent place. She was diagnosed with childhood autism (F84.02). For over five years, Aysha has been diligently working with specialists. Thanks to regular rehabilitation courses, she has shown significant progress: she is learning to express her desires in simple sentences. This is a great joy and an opportunity to understand her child. In September, Aysha will start school. To ensure this important milestone is successful, it is essential to develop her speech as much as possible. The family is facing financial difficulties and cannot afford the next course. Let's join forces and help Aysha find her voice and confidently enter a new world!