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Dear friends, 

Thank you for your continued support. We're excited to share two stories highlighting the incredible impact of your generous donation of animal toys.

Spiral of hope
When Charish first came to our centre, he couldn't identify anything around him. His speech-language disorder made learning tough, but everything changed when he found a spiral wooden toy.

Charish learned to name colours, starting with the bright ones he saw on the toy. Gradually, he began to identify objects in his surroundings. Each day brought a new word or discovery, filling his mother with pride and us with hope.

Threads of curiosity

Due to autism, Charish initially struggled with communication, often repeating words rather than answering specific questions. However, his world changed when he discovered his love for animal toys.

These toys helped him focus more effectively and engage with his surroundings in new ways. His mother is thrilled to see Charish's newfound interest and progress, which motivates the team to keep striving for innovative ways to support all the children. Your support inspires us and reassures us of our commitment to this cause.

Your continued support means a lot to us. It provides these cherished resources and fuels our passion for creating meaningful changes. Thank you for being a vital part of our journey and helping us turn these moments of learning and joy into lasting transformations.

Gratefully, 

Carol

Dear friends,

Greetings from Bangalore Baptist Hospital.

"Look at my Aysha; she can look up," her mother exclaimed. Her exclamation reflects her joy at seeing her daughter's progress. Aysha's ability to focus her eyes on objects after six months, thanks to regular therapy and exercises, is a significant milestone.

Sanjana and Harris,  despite facing challenges with their social skills, have recently begun engaging in cooperative play, marking a significant and positive milestone. Through cooperative play, Sanjana and Harris have learned to share and take turns, and we don't see them elbowing each other now.  

Tahnishk, who has autism, has benefitted from stacking cups as a fun way to improve his hand-eye coordination. Thanks to your generosity, Tahnishk is making significant progress. Stacking cups has helped him develop his motor skills, spatial awareness, and social interactions.

Like many children with special needs, Sanjana faces challenges in some regions of her development, particularly in her oral motor skills. These skills are crucial for various functions, including eating, drinking, and speech production. 

With your generous contributions, we have provided Sanjana with educational and supportive toys and therapies to support her growth and development. One such intervention that has shown promising results is using coloured rings to enhance her oral motor skills.  Coloured rings are a versatile and engaging tool for Sanjana to practice and strengthen her oral motor skills.

We are grateful for your continued generosity and commitment to our cause. Your contributions are instrumental in providing children like Aysha, Sanjana, Harris, and Tahnishk with the resources and interventions they need to thrive and reach their full potential.

Thank you once again for your support. We look forward to sharing more success stories with you and continuing to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children with special needs.

Gratefully,
Carol