Psycho-didactic evaluation for Liav

Total Cost - USD 1,211
Still Needed - USD 0
Funded - USD 1,211

Mira, 37, and Reuven, 40, are very devoted parents to their six young children (ages 2-15), but they struggle to make ends meet.

Liav, the couple’s oldest son, has a very volatile relationship with his parents. It was recently decided that he should be removed from their home and sent to boarding school.

In order for his new school to adequately address his issues, they need a psycho-didactic evaluation.

Mira and Reuven truly want what’s best for their son. Unfortunately, however, they cannot afford to cost of an evaluation.

With our assistance, Liav can get the help he needs, and his parents can focus on moving forward with their lives.

Verified by: Department of Social Services, Hadera | Case No.: 240422
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