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From Market Rewards – The Last Day:

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The trucks were loaded with 5 PET carts (Personal Energy Transport), and we were back on the road! The carts are designed to give mobility to those who can’t walk, but can use their arms and hands. Pre-screening is done to ensure that the recipient is a good…

From Partners for Care:

Baya Charo is physically-challenged, father of four and an electrician by profession. Baya cycles 20 kilometers from his home to Mombasa town where his shop is located and back home. He is grateful for the life transformation that the Mobility Cart has given him.

PFC continues to partner with Mobility Worldwide to change lives….

From Partners for Care:

Elina Badula a mother of four children was happy to receive a bednet and a Mobility Cart from Partners for Care. She uses the Mobility Cart to carry her groceries from the market to her shop.

Thanks to Mobility Worldwide for partnering to make Kenya mobile. Read More

The Ahomka Foundation

The Ahomka Foundation in partnership with MedShare and support from the Ministry of Health and The Samira Empowerment & Humanitarian Projects (SEHP) donated gifts of Mobility Carts to persons with disability at Sekyere South District in the Ashanti Region. Read More

From The Ahomka Foundation:

The Ahomka Foundation in partnership with MedShare and support from the Ministry of Health and The Samira Empowerment & Humanitarian Projects (SEHP) donated gifts of Mobility Carts to persons with disability at Abeka in the Okaikwei Central Constituency. Read More

From Linda Tripp:
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From The Ahomka Foundation:

Over the weekend the Ahomka Foundation embarked on another donation of mobility carts to persons with disability at Konongo in the Ashanti Region, in partnership with MedShare and support from the Ministry of Health and The Samira Empowerment & Humanitarian Projects (SEHP). Read More

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From ႏိုင္ငံသား ကဗ်ာဆရာ:

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From Burma Children Medical Fund:
Khaung lives with his wife and six children in a town north of Lashio. After they had both of his legs amputated due to blood clots, he joined a local organisation called Never End Tomorrow (NET) that among various activities, also offers vocational training to people with disabilities.
Before…