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Dec 29
PFC and MW enable better lives in Marurui, Kenya slums
From Alan Wessler, Mobility Worldwide Columbia:
“After lunch, we went to the Marurui Slum, home to roughly 25,000 – 30,000 people. One of the amazing things going on here is the amount of commerce taking place in the slum in small booths/shops. Some residents are living in 1-2 room shanties…
Dec 23
PFC honors Mel West and Mobility Worldwide
Johnson, a little boy who lives in very rural Kenya, was attacked by a bull and injured his leg. As a result, the he was using a stick to move around. Due to a lack of access to healthcare, his leg became gangrene. Fortunately, a good Samaritan found Johnson and took him to a hospital where his injured leg…
Dec 22
Shouts of glee anticipating Gifts of Mobility Carts!
Tim Stowe from Wyandotte United Methodist Church in Kansas City, MO gives this report:
“Today brings an early morning flight to the coastal city of Malinda in Kilifi County. One hour on a prop plane from Jambojet, and we hit the ground running….
Dec 10
Mobility Carts In Action: Before and After Photos
In the fall of 2022, two talented musicians, Samwel Wanjau and David Chanzera, who work for Partners for Care in Kenya, were recorded in a video of them singing the beautiful song, “You Raise Me Up.” Photos of Mobility Carts made at PET Florida–Penney Farms were featured, depicting “before and after” pictures of the recipients. Three hundred sixteen carts were shipped to Kenya in 2022… Read More
Dec 07
Peirce family carries on tradition of giving Mobility Carts
The Pierce family, consisting of Josh (father), Kellie (mother), Noel and Benjamin (children), live in the small bush community from McGrath, Alaska with a population of only 300 residents. They have been supporters of Mobility Worldwide since they learned of the organization’s work in the early 2000s.
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Nov 03
Gift of Mobility moves Dennis from beggar to entrepreneur
Dennis from Kenya has depended on others to carry him for as long as he can remember. However, most of the time Dennis crawls in the dirt to move his body from place to place.
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