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Government will keep to inspire and companion with non-public sector establishments withinside the quest to satisfy the desires of the disabled and deprived for you to make certain greater societal inclusion.
“It is my firm belief that with the collective support of social and economic actors, the active participation of the various representative associations gathered here, we shall collectively achieve more for this vulnerable group,” the Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia stated on Saturday, June 25, 2022 in Accra.
Dr Bawumia gave the pledge at a fundraising dinner prepared through the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry (CEM) toward the status quo of the CEM Ability Village, a philanthropic programme aimed toward offering a version to guide Persons Living With Disability (PWD) via get admission to to 3 essential areas: Health and Social care; Education and Training; and Enhancing Economic Activities.
According to officers of the church, the CEM Ability Village could have an Empowerment Centre to offer Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and different skills education to deal with the employment demanding situations of PWDs; an ultra-contemporary-day hospital to cater for the particular desires of people with incapacity; a Technology centre to recognition on software program improvement and hardware assembly and repair.
It can even have an Advocacy, Counselling, Guidance and Information service; assisted residing and lower priced housing support; and guide for PWDs to task into agriculture.
“As a Government we will continue to address the various challenges of PWDs head-on. We all need to put our hands to the wheel and work to remove all obstacles facing our brothers and sisters. Let us tap into our human nature and give out our resources to lift them up.
“In fact, our gathering at this fund-raising event is a very crucial step as CEM Ability Village is showing the way that we do not have to wait for the Government to do everything. This charity has stepped up to the plate by initiating this empowerment centre for Persons with Disability.
“We are therefore witnessing a fine example of responsibility sharing and this calls for our overwhelming support as government, organizations and individuals. We need to support this private and social sector led initiative which is a perfect example of forging partnership with the government to address critical issues facing this vulnerable group to create more inclusive communities.”
Making a passionate enchantment to individuals, company establishments and all people worried approximately the wellness of people residing with incapacity to guide the CEM Ability Village and different projects designed to make life better for them, Dr Bawumia stated its miles now time to suit the stroll with the talk.
“I believe that supporting the CEM Ability Village is our civic and moral responsibility. Let us all rise to the occasion. Every life matters and we should not leave anyone behind,” he emphasized.
Source: Ghanatodayonline.com
