In order to ensure that the person’s living with disability get a healthy rest always like and other being in the community, Action of love international, a non profit organisation operating around teso sub region donated mattresses to it’s beneficiaries in Kagwara town council.
During the handover ceremony that saw through then beneficiaries receive the support, Benard Odikor the Kagwara town council LC3, appreciated the organization for championing it’s supports towards the needy people in his community.
He further warned the caretakers from taking advantage of what has been given to the beneficiaries as he will closely monitor to ensure that the items are put into good use.
Jefferson Kandi the director of the organization appreciated the donors for the great support and advised the beneficiaries never to loose hope in life as the organization will always stand by them at difficult and happy times.
He further promised that more support will be given to the beneficiaries so as to ensure that they are well catered for like any other person in the community.
What our beneficiaries said.
Okole Andrew Felix, former teacher with in the community, whose services in school came to an end after being diagnosed with diabetes that left both his legs amputated appreciated the organization for coming to his rescue.
“I will now sleep well and have good rest not as before as I used to lie on the floor, out of many, I was chosen and am so excited, am kindly it
requesting for a tricycle that will assist me in mobility”, he added.
Agoe Glades a widow who has for long been suffering after loosing her husband who was a pillar in the family, with the presence of a disabled child who needed special care, she lost hope but after action of love international reaching out to her, today she confesses that her negative thoughts have come down not as she is now living a fair lifestyle.
“Am so excited for our leader who linked us to this organization that we never thought would ever reach this side , may God bless the organization abundantly, I will now sleep well not as before”, n elderly Okia William whose leg was amputated narrated.
