Children, Youth and Family
Socially Disadvantaged Groups
Six months ago she didn't react to her name. Today she repeats words. Help Anna stay in therapy.
Just last year, Anna didn't respond to her name, couldn't follow simple instructions, and couldn't bear being around other children. After six months of sensory therapy, she uses the potty on her own, holds eye contact, repeats words, and copes in a group — progress that was once unthinkable. Sadly, the therapy isn't covered by insurance, and Anna needs to attend it several times a week. Otherwise, she risks losing her progress. Help Anna learn to feel comfortable among other children by autumn!
Anna's mother is raising two daughters with disabilities on her own — they had to flee to the Czech Republic from the Donetsk region because of the war. While her sister has a physical disability, Anna's challenges are mainly developmental.
Besides sensory integration, Anna also attends speech therapy, pediatric neurology, and psychology. But it's sensory integration that is now key to her progress. During each session, the therapist playfully stimulates specific senses so that her brain gradually builds the right responses to stimuli.
For the therapy to work, though, Anna needs to attend several times a week — and that's a cost insurance sadly doesn't cover.
Help Anna pay for three months of therapy and get ready to join other children by autumn!
Every 850 CZK covers one therapy session for Anna.
Anna is diligent and determined — help her keep making progress. Thank you for being part of a positive change. 🧡
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