Empowering persons with disabilities to exert their identity, maximize their potential and amplify their excellence.
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A picture with a thousand words #womenzw @GwiziSoneni @TanyaMuzinda @itaynikita @Itairusike @DisabilityE @signsofhopezim @sam_signsofhope @awdf01 @GlobalFundWomen @WCOZIMBABWE @vanyaradzayi @YOUTHGENDERVOI1 @ZWRCNZimbabwe
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I believe in the story as a vehicle for truth in a post-modern culture, as a way to revisit spiritual themes in a fresh way, as inspiration and challenge for readers of all ages and interests (Carol Johnson 2000:163).
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We need to look at disability issues as priority! We have seen many candidates put us in their platforms some plans better than others. It is up to us and our allies to recognize that our voices and are needs are important. We are one of the largest and … ift.tt/2qOLeDT
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A friend of who is disable (using a wheelchair) was sworn at by a taxi driver because he was commuting alone,why are people with disability still being ill treated, are they not suppose to use public transport. I am deeply hurt by this #killdestigma
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I will always remember having a great night with these amazing folks who appreciated my leadership and creative ideas with having a disability @DisabilityE
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Walk in my shoes is an awareness regarding the stigma attached to people with disability,where people wil be given a chance to sit in whelchairs or and be blind folded for the day and fel how it's like to live with disability hence the theme walk in my shoes.#killdestigma
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"if you can only be tall because somebody’s on their knees, you have a serious problem.” - Toni Morrison
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"I get so many dirty looks from random people when I park in a disability parking spot with my permanent placard issued to my name. Some even come up to me or leave notes on my car. But just because I look “capable,” it does not mean I am."
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2 days left to vote for ANDY as the best NGO in Diversity and Inclusion of Persons Living with Disabilities. Kindly support us by voting diarawards.com/vote-2019/ @MaineDDC @Ncpwds @giftedPWDcentre @LKDFoundation @MTotoNews @DisabilityE @this_ability_ke @signstvKENYA #diar2019ke
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Tobi Iam very proud of you. Myself being disabled I know my favourite does not look down on people. Thank for putting smiles on them and spending your quality time. I respect you even more may the good Lord keep enlarging your territory. #TeamTolex
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Spare a thought for the aged and the many illnesses they fall prey to. Be kind - you really have no idea the difficulties people are facing.
#Alzheimers #Parkinsons #Dementia #Depression
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Matt Brown shared this video of his day in a wheelchair. He noted: “It really is the little things that can make your day difficult.” What are some of your daily struggles that aren’t really spoken about?
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Today is the last day to buy your Casual Day sticker from QASA to support people with disabilities. Get your sticker today and show your support! Send us photographs of you wearing your sticker and we will use your photograph in Issue 6 of Rolling Inspiration!
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Support people with disabilities by purchasing the R10 Casual Day sticker and be a hero on Friday, September 7. For more information contact QASA at 031 767 0348.
