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Vidya Sagar: Chennai-based NGO empowering the disempowered

Vidya Sagar: Chennai-based NGO empowering the disempowered 

The people selling their wares have been given vocational training in the particular skill by the respective NGOs, adds Mangala. CHENNAI: With a view to empowering the differently-abled by mainstreaming their innate skills as a means to earn a livelihood, Vidya Sagar, a Chennai-based NGO devoted to the uplift and empowerment of the disabled community, will …

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Meet Sade Walker, author and advocate for the differently-abled

Meet Sade Walker, author and advocate for the differently-abled

Sade Walker is a staunch advocate for the differently-abled. As someone who identifies as ‘hard of hearing,’ she knows first-hand just how cruel society can be to people deemed different. Having experienced bullying in her formative years, she dreamed of one day creating a platform to help others navigate life after this “painful and traumatic …

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Milton Boy Takes One Million Steps Aided by Robotic Legs

Milton Boy Takes One Million Steps Aided by Robotic Legs

8-year-old Mitchell Robert wasn’t supposed to walk. The love of his parents, support of a community and the existence of robotic legs all came together to ensure he would. And walk he did – hitting one million steps so far! TORONTO, Sept. 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — When the Milton-area Robert family raised funds for …

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Clint Eastwood Endorses Plant-Based Diets In New Wildlife Documentary

Flying Hero Club Turns Kids into Super Heroes

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KREX) — This weekend in Lincoln Park the Flying Hero Club gave children—differently abled, fighting illnesses, or in the foster care system a chance to be superheroes for one day. The Flying Hero Club was founded by Jim Churchman. To pay bills Churchman is a stunt coordinator for superhero movies—from Marvel to …

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Kristen McNally and Joe Powell in the Royal Ballet’s Draft Works, with choreography by McNally. Photograph: Asya Verzhbinsky

Royal Ballet performance will have a dancer who uses a wheelchair

The Royal Ballet is staging a performance in which one of its dancers performs a duet with a disabled dancer, recognising that being inclusive is “not just about diversity of race, but also about diversity of physical ability”. Joe Powell-Main, who uses a wheelchair and crutches to perform and describes himself as a “differently abled dancer”, will …

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