Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities

A microproject by Equitable Medicaid and Clinical Research Ltd/Gte
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities
Wheelchairs for 10 People Living with Disabilities

Summary

This microproject will provide 10 wheelchairs to people with disabilities who cannot afford them. The wheelchairs will help recipients move more freely, attend school or work, visit health facilities, take part in community life, and complete daily tasks with less dependence on family members or caregivers.

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Challenge

Many people with disabilities cannot afford wheelchairs and must crawl, remain indoors, or depend on relatives for movement. This limits their access to school, work, healthcare, and community activities. It can also cause injuries, isolation, missed opportunities, and heavy physical demands on family members who carry or assist them daily.

Solution

The microproject will purchase and distribute 10 wheelchairs to people with disabilities who cannot afford mobility aids. Each recipient will receive a wheelchair suited to their needs, along with guidance on safe use and maintenance. This support will make movement easier and improve access to school, work, healthcare, and community activities.

Long-Term Impact

The wheelchairs will give 10 people lasting mobility, greater independence, and better access to school, work, healthcare, and community activities. Recipients may gain new opportunities to learn, earn an income, and participate in daily life. Families and caregivers will also face less physical strain from carrying or assisting them.

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Organization Information

Equitable Medicaid and Clinical Research Ltd/Gte

Location: Abuja, AMAC - Nigeria
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Project Leader:
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Abuja , AMAC Nigeria
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