In Marawi, Therapy Helps Mothers Reconnect with Children
Mothers in Marawi, Philippines, are using occupational and speech therapy to improve their connection with children with developmental delays, enhancing daily life skills. However, shortages of specialists, geographical distance, and financial burdens pose significant challenges.
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