Missouri – Columbia

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From 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. (more…)

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…”

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From Mobility Worldwide MO-Columbia is on the MOVE!

Even though you haven’t heard much from us lately, we have been very busy. These are some highlights.
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From Global Village Foundation – Bali:

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A few days ago, the Global Village team were invited to visit, and assess, this young man in the village of Galiran, North Bali.
His name is Gede Surya, he is 23 years old. He is physically disabled. He lives with, and is cared for by his very loving family (Mum, Dad, his young brother, & two younger sisters). He cannot…

From Partners for Care:

Partners for Care and the Embassy of Israel in Kenya presented a donation of Mobility Carts to beneficiaries of Light and Hope Centre for children living with disability. We thank the Ambassador, Mr. Oded Joseph and Cabinet Secretary Labour and Social Protection, Hon. Simon Chelugui for attending the event and look forward to more…

From Global Village Foundation – Bali:

April 15 2020.
A few weeks ago (before the World changed) the team from Global Village visited this gentleman in the village of Ringdikit, near Seririt, in North Bali. His name is Ketut and he is 60 years old. He is disabled. He is cared for by his devoted sister. He is…

The city of Columbia allows “activities at open construction sites…. as long as they operate safely and using Social Distancing Requirements”

Therefore, construction of our new shop, Mel and Barbara West Cart Center, is coming along. On March 17, cement began pouring for the flooring. Below are some shots from March 29 with some interior views. (More details at Mel and Barbara West Cart Center Coming.)