Accessibility for All!

Dear Alhassan donors, supporters and believers, One of the biggest challenges facing the permanent user of a wheelchair is the lack of accessibility in their home that prevent him to carry out his/her daily activities in a normal manner. “Accessibility for All” helps wheelchair users overcome the challenges they face practicing their daily activities like going to their schools, workplaces or running their errands independently due to lack of accessibility. This project aims to offer services like accessible rides and remodeling homes, schools and public places to be wheelchair friendly to achieve inclusion and to enable wheelers to have equal opportunities in work, education, sports, etc. When a wheelchair user faces the problem of lack of accessibility in a public place, he decides not to go to that place again and becomes completely excluded from this place. But what if this wheelchair user was a child, and what if this not accessible place is his school, which is supposed to be his second home, but unfortunately he has been excluded from it. With the beginning of the current school year, Muhammad, an 11-year-old wheelchair user, faced a real problem when he found that his class was on the first floor and there was no way for him to reach the classroom. Here, Alhassan Foundation intervened and we contacted the school administration to provide means for Muhammad to enable him to reach his class easily. It does not matter how much the foundation has spent to provide accessibility to Muhammad's school, but what really matter was the future of this child, whom we were destined to be a reason to save. Finally, we want to thank each and every donor or supporter who helps us to achieve this success and we urge you to continue supporting us in our cause, our hope, our dream. You can do that through subscribing to a monthly donation option, which helps us secure more funds to help more wheelchairs users and their families. Please visit our Facebook page to read other success stories: https://www.facebook.com/AlhassanFDN/ Thank you for believing in the differently abled. :)