Empowering People By Providing Mobility & More
Missouri – Columbia
Mar 04
Mercy in Motion
After traveling to Kenya in January we actually saw how Partners for Care are making a huge difference in the lives of Kenyans. Mobility is a major part of their work. Enjoy Connie’s thoughts.
WHEN MY PASSIONS COME TOGETHER
Feb 20
Partners for Care empowers Kenyans with Mobility Carts
From Partners for Care:
MOBILITY: We are grateful to have partnered with the County Government of Nandi in providing assistive devices to it’s People Living With Disability (PWDs). The launch today was a great success and we look forward to making all PWDs mobile. Mary Wang’ang’a, Mobility Carts and Devices Program Director and Ashley Waudo, Water backpack…
Jan 23
Partners for Care & Mount Kenya University distribute Gifts of Mobility Carts
From Partners for Care:
Featured in The Standard newspaper today, Partners for Care in conjunction with Mount Kenya University donated Mobility Carts to people living with disabilities. Through this partnership MKU Foundation will train people living with disabilities in entrepreneurship, a move aimed at enabling them exploit their different abilities and talents to become financially independent.
Dec 27
Foundation for Peace gives Mobility Carts in Casimir, Haiti
“You have heard that life has been difficult for some time in Haiti. Thank God the situation has improved; kids are in school, protests are over and there is traffic again!
“People are still suffering from hunger. We have been doing some survival feeding as part of the FFP United with Haiti initiative. Ken and I were there last weekend for…
Dec 11
PfC: Gary & PfC get Gifts of Mobility Carts flying to S. Sudan
From Partners for Care:
I received this request through Gary Moreau, Mobility Worldwide Columbia from Jill – a doctor in South Sudan. Jill was trying to find some Mobility Carts. She has one little disabled child with the biggest smile in the world who is hoping to get a pull cart. One year ago his parents had moved close to the TB clinic Jill runs in…
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BCMF: Mobility Cart lifts Wai up from crawling
From Burma Children Medical Fund:
Ma Aye is a 32-year-old woman who lives with her mother, sister and brother-in-law in a village in Tigyaing Township, Sagaing Division, Burma. When Ma Aye was one, she had diarrhea and three days later, her legs grew weak. By the time she was four, she was only able to crawl on…
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