Hon. Abdul Haro Kore Empowering Persons with Disabilities in Mandera South
By John Kariuki Mandera South Member of Parliament Abdul Haro Kore has reiterated his commitment to improving the lives of persons with disabilities in his constituency. Speaking during an event in Elwak, Hon. Kore expressed gratitude to the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) for their unwavering support in empowering individuals living with disabilities.During the event, 47 persons with disabilities received tricycles, 11 were provided with blind sticks, and several others received crutches. These essential mobility aids will significantly enhance their independence and quality of life. Hon. Kore also announced the launch of a comprehensive program aimed at registering all persons with disabilities in Mandera South Constituency with the NCPWD. This registration will enable them to obtain disability cards, unlocking numerous benefits and opportunities, including access to decent education, job placements, and the provision of essential care products.He further emphasized his plans to tap into several funds available for people with disabilities in Kenya to benefit his constituents. These funds include the National Development Fund, which provides financial support in various areas such as assistive devices and services, scholarships for individuals with disabilities facing financial barriers to education, and economic empowerment to help groups of people with disabilities establish small businesses. Additionally, cash transfers are available to support households with severe disabilities living in extreme poverty.Hon. Kore underscored his dedication to ensuring that persons with disabilities in Mandera South have access to these resources. He assured the community that no stone would be left unturned in the pursuit of a better life for individuals living with disabilities. This initiative is a significant step toward inclusivity and empowerment, demonstrating the MP’s commitment to fostering a society where no one is left behind. Read More
