Foundation
"Emma - for colorful children"
Emma Foundation – for Colorful Children
A foundation with a charitable mission dedicated to supporting individuals on the autism spectrum and with developmental delays. The foundation’s main goal is to finance specialized therapies that will help them move beyond the spectrum and improve their quality of life.
The foundation’s activities include:
- Financial support for therapies, rehabilitation, and medical research aimed at improving their condition.
- Organizing charity campaigns to raise funds and raise awareness for the needs of people with autism and developmental delays.
- Social integration initiatives, including art therapies, group activities, and community events that promote interaction and understanding in society.
The foundation believes that everyone deserves a chance at a fulfilling life, and that everyone can integrate into society, with their own skills and talents.
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We believe that every child deserves a chance to be understood, accepted and loved for who they are. With heart, dedication and together with our partners and like-minded people, we are building a better future for children with autism.
For the colorful children
Autism is a developmental disorder that affects the ability to communicate and interact with the world around them. It manifests itself in early childhood, before the age of 3, and is diagnosed by the symptoms of the autism spectrum that appear during this period. Older children, teenagers, and adults do not develop autism.
Autism can range from mild to severe. It occurs about four to five times more often in boys than in girls. Autism is characterized by difficulty perceiving the world around them, often accompanied by delayed intellectual development.
The key to treating autism is early recognition of the signs and symptoms of autism spectrum disorders in infants and young children.
Although experts say autism is a condition, not a disease, there are therapies (medical and educational) that can improve their condition.
Autism spectrum disorders do not mean that your child cannot lead an independent and productive life.
With the right therapies and interventions, people with mild to moderate symptoms can complete their education, and people with below-average abilities can do specialized work and live independently.
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