Individual Humanitarian Acts
The Sick and Disabled people continue to comprise the poorest and worst-served group in the Ethiopia .Clearly, the greater the level of general poverty in any community the worse the conditions are for the disabled people who live there.
Or to put it another way; disabled people in the poorest communities are the most disadvantaged people on our planet and also sadly in Ethiopia .We believe that the desperate inequalities that exist for disabled people are uncivilised and preventable. To address these inequalities improves all of us who take part.
Our focus is to work with communities and individuals to explore causes which exclude disabled young people. To challenge conventional attitudes and practice to inform, inspire and deliver change because we believe that an approach that includes disabled children will be better for all children.
Our mission is to work towards an inclusive global society in which the attitudes of the non-disabled are no longer barriers to the life-chances of those with impairments; where equity of opportunity exists for disabled people and societies recognise the benefits to all of Inclusive thinking and action.
A Personal Story of a Very Brave Angel.
Jerusalem a little girl we were able to help with your support.This is a little girl John came across in the countryside of Ethiopia.
She had 2 brain tumours and if that wasn’t enough she became blind when she was 7 years old. It seems incredible those beautiful eyes cannot see. Her name is Jerusalem from Addis Ababa.
John made enquiries about medical help for Jerusalem and was able to organize an operation for her. She had a very successful operation to remove 2 tumours from the front lobe of her brain .the operation was carried out by Dr Gabriel at the Korean hospital Addis Abba to whom we very grateful
Sadly Jerusalem has since passed away.
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