Psycho-didactic evaluation for David

David, 14, is growing up under very difficult circumstances, but everyone around him wants the best for him.

David’s mother, Sari, suffers from manic depression and lives in a halfway home. David visits her there, but they lack a strong mother-son connection.

David’s father, Ron, works part-time in a supermarket but cannot do more than that since he suffers from several physical ailments. He tries his hardest to attend to all of his children’s physical and emotional needs (David is one of four siblings).

Of late, David has been displaying anti-social behavior, been prone to angry and violent outbursts and often skips school.

The psychologist and social worker involved in his case feel very strongly that he needs a psycho-didactic evaluation in order to decide what type of learning environment he should be in.

Needless to say, Sari and Ron cannot afford the cost of an evaluation. With our help, David can hopefully get the help he so desperately needs.