Beneficiaries received hearing aids, walking sticks, crutches, wheelchairs, tricycles, and other mobility aids to improve functionality, independence, and social partici-pation within their communities. Speaking at the distribution ceremony on Sunday, JDPCI Executive Director, Rev. Fr. Sebastian Sanni, said the initiative aimed to promote inclusivity by empowering persons with disabilities, regardless of gender, tribe, or religion.
“These devices will enhance your mobility and independence. Once empowered, you can unlock the gifts within you, disability doesn’t mean inability,” Sanni said.
Dr Ubong Anyang, a consultant at University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, explained that every beneficiary underwent thorough assessment to match them with de-vices suited to their specific physical needs.
Mr Sumaila Adamu, a tricycle recipient, expressed his gratitude. (NAN)
