“Seeing the Expo from 1-Meter High” Launching Ceremony in ChinaMay 16th is Helping Disabled People Day in China, and it marked the launch of Redchair’s “Seeing the Expo from 1-meter high” Expo program in Jing’an Park. Redchair’s “Seeing the Expo from 1-meter high” program was [...]
By Alesha Cadet The Rotary Club of East Nassau, in partnership with The Rotary Club of Joplin Missouri, donated 100 wheelchairs to the Bahamas Association For the Physically Disabled (BAPD) yesterday. President of the Rotary Club of East Nassau Michele Rassin said, "Rotary is about doing good [...]
Born with brittle bones, petty trader Yee Gan Chee, now 37, broke her legs six times as a child and could no longer walk by the time she was in Standard Three. “My leg would break even if I fell from a low level. As I was very hyperactive as a kid, I fractured my left ankle four times and my [...]
by Michael Cervin Since grade school we’ve all heard the fatigued proverb, “It’s better to give than to receive.” Most of us wouldn’t argue with that, at least not publicly. Privately however, well, who doesn’t want free stuff? In truth, the wine industry is a magnanimous group, [...]
An elderly Haitian man lies in pain on a cot in a dark, wooden shack with no electricity or running water in a rural area near the Haiti-Dominican Republic border. The 100-pound earthquake survivor, Jean, is unable to walk — a virtual prisoner in the shack. As he is peeled from the sheets, [...]