Specialists from Israel participate in the rescue of children with special needs in Azerbaijan
Highly qualified specialists from the Jerusalem Center of Jewish Medicine "BEER DAVID," including the center's founder David Eichel and its leading specialist Joseph Eichel, arrived in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. The main purpose of their visit is the support and development of children and adolescents with special needs.
As reported by Baku Tribune, the center's task extends beyond providing traditional medical assistance; it aims for the full development of the individual, education, and uncovering each child's individual abilities. The "BEER DAVID" approach is distinguished by the integration of various therapeutic methods aimed at a comprehensive solution to physical and psychological issues.
The unique methods developed by the center are aimed at children and adolescents suffering from such conditions as autism, cerebral palsy, as well as motor and muscle tone disorders. The proven effectiveness of these methods offers a chance for full development and social integration of children with special needs.
In addition to direct assistance, the "BEER DAVID" team plans to create an international methodological center in Azerbaijan. This will become a platform for the exchange of knowledge and techniques among specialists from around the world, which contributes to the spread of advanced practices and improves the overall level of healthcare.
The specialists' stay in Azerbaijan is planned for a period of no less than one year. During this time, they intend to provide significant support to the local healthcare system and substantially improve the lives of children and adolescents with special needs in the region.
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