Help vulnerable Autistic children with Wheelchairs

Dear Donors,

Thank you for supporting this project to provide wheelchairs for 50 vulnerable autistic children in Nigeria. Your support can give these children the mobility and independence they need to participate more fully in daily life, education, and social activities.

Many autistic children in Nigeria lack access to essential mobility aids, limiting their ability to move freely, attend school, and engage with their communities. Families often cannot afford wheelchairs, leaving children dependent, isolated, and unable to reach their full potential.

This project will supply wheelchairs to children in need, enabling them to navigate daily activities, access education, and take part in social events. By removing physical barriers, the project improves their independence, development, and overall quality of life, while offering families critical support.

Over time, access to mobility aids will empower autistic children to participate more actively in society and gain greater self-confidence. The project will also raise awareness about the needs of autistic children, promoting inclusion and stronger support systems in communities.

At this stage, donations received are not yet sufficient to begin implementation. With continued support, we can ensure these children gain the mobility and opportunities they deserve.

With thanks,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Project Leader

Dear friends,

This project, Help vulnerable Autistic children with Wheelchairs, is still awaiting its first donation. We remain hopeful and extend our warm thanks in advance to all prospective donors who may come across this cause and decide to contribute.

Across Nigeria, thousands of autistic children are living without mobility aids. Many of them spend their days lying on the floor or crawling, which not only causes discomfort but also brings pain and emotional strain to both the children and their caregivers. For families already struggling, the lack of wheelchairs makes daily care extremely difficult. Simple tasks such as moving a child from one place to another become exhausting and at times unsafe.

This project seeks to provide wheelchairs to some of the most vulnerable children in this situation. With your donation, these children can have a chance at more dignity, while their caregivers will find their daily responsibilities less burdensome. Every contribution counts and can make a direct difference in the life of a child who has been waiting too long for this support.

We encourage anyone reading this report to consider making a donation. Your kindness will not go unnoticed, and it will bring real change to children who currently have no other option but to crawl or remain on the floor.

With gratitude,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Project Leader