From Disability vs. Poverty:

By Malawi Project | September 8, 2020
Lilongwe, Malawi … There is often a direct link between disability and poverty. Disability many increase the risk of poverty, and poverty may increase the risk of disability. Unfortunately, these links of poverty and disability affect even our youngest as evidenced in the following research:
Read MoreFrom Partners for Care: Our PFC team in Watamu donated a Mobility Cart in Mayungu to Fatuma Mohammed. She has been crawling on the ground for 20 years. She says a big thank you to all donors that made this possible.
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From Leniya has never stopped:

By Malawi Project | August 25, 2020
Chalasikaopa Village, Malawi … Even though she was born with deformed legs, and has never walked, there are other things that include the word “never”. She has never been to school. She has never married. She has never stopped…
Read MoreIn addition to providing carts to those unable to walk, Mobility Worldwide provides meaningful opportunities for volunteers in all walks of life. Most of these volunteers are retired men. However, Daniella Christopher and Julie Smith are examples of the hardworking female volunteers at the Stow, OH shop. Moreover, these two women help sew and assemble the seats on all of the carts.
From Rainbow Network:

Julio Antonio Hurtado is 57 years old and lives in the municipality of Mateare. On January 18, 2002, Julio suffered a motorcycle accident, which left him with severe spinal injuries. Doctors concluded that Julio would never be able to walk again. However, despite this diagnosis, Julio did not lose his faith in God and…
From Partners for Care:
From grass to grace. John Kahindi was all smiles after receiving a Mobility Cart in Dabaso Village, Kilifi county. He is grateful to Mobility Worldwide for the Gift of Mobility.

From Partners for Care:
“A recent study was published showing the psycho-social and economic impact of Mobility Carts. The recipients say it best…”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZmuBqLIKuM&rel=0&modestbranding=1
Read MoreFrom Sitting by a grass hut:

By Richard Stephens | July 24, 2020
Yamikani Village, (Lilongwe) Malawi … Siwa Mlomo never expected this day to come, yet here he was, sitting on a stoop beside the grass hut that he and his family call home. Wilson Tembo and Griven Kasalika had arrived at his village and his nephew had…
Read MoreCreating the Spring 2020 edition of our Mobility Worldwide, Stow, OH newsletter testifies to the dedication of many people for whom MWW is a priority – despite a worldwide pandemic! As I am sure you can imagine, with a volunteer workforce often referred to as being in the “Covid-19 high risk category”, we lost some cart production time in March and April as our volunteers sheltered in place…
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