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From Partners for Care:
William is in grade two at St. Francis Rehabilitation Project Malindi. He has had to crawl on the ground since he was young which made him unhappy because he was always dirty especially during the rainy season. This caused him low self-esteem, which made it hard for him to make friends. When he received the Mobility Cart he was overjoyed because he no…

The boy appreciates and he is able to move around to the market and do some business. He dropped from high school some years back because of illness & lack of transport. He says he can start a barber’s shop if he gets the necessary materials. He is very happy. In the picture are library officials.Please find attached.

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From Partners for Care:

“Bays is a student at Gede Special School and he acquired polio at the age of three years. For the last 17 years he has been crawling on the ground and has a lot of injuries on his knees. He could not hide his joy after receiving the mobility cart, his knees have healed…

I wanted to share this with you, this is one woman I know that could use a new Mobility Cart. When I lived in Gabon in 2011 this woman asked me if I could repair her chair, It sure looks like a PET to me, but an old version. Her village…

From Partners for Care:
It’s a new beginning for Mr. Peter Menza Kalombi after receiving a mobility cart in Kilifi County. The 46-year-old father of 4 children makes leather shoes for a living. He says the Mobility Cart will help him market his business and deliver shoes to his clients who before have had to come to his…

(French is the primary written language in Togo.)
From Pastor Mondji: “It is an honor and great privilege to me to meet these people because before giving cart to them I have to share gospel about 5min”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQQa6KgA-rs&rel=0&modest_branding=1
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From A Third of a Mile Away:

By Richard Stephens | February 27, 2018

Rose Ngulube and Mobility

Mzimba District, Malawi … Less than a third of a mile! That is the distance from the home of Rose Ngulube, age 42, and the nearest trading center, just one-third of a mile away. And yet for the last 15 years Rose…

Orphan Grain Train reports:
“We had given 17 pets to the handicapped group in hinche mts

Sunday when we were there we counted 7 people driving all over on their
pets!!!
If they did not have the mobility of the pets they would be confined to a
wheelchair”
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From Haven CRC – Flame:

by Rob Van Beek | Feb 23, 2018 | Team Blog |

Our society is no stranger to the idea of short-term solutions to long-term problems. Often times, short-term mission trips are perceived as such. Our group, because we were only spending a week in Haiti, ventured with doubts that our trip would be valuable in the long term, both in Haiti and…