RiseUp Egypt-Enabling Wheelers Physically&Socially

by Alhassan Foundation for Differently Abled Inclusion
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RiseUp Egypt-Enabling Wheelers Physically&Socially
RiseUp Egypt-Enabling Wheelers Physically&Socially
RiseUp Egypt-Enabling Wheelers Physically&Socially
RiseUp Egypt-Enabling Wheelers Physically&Socially
RiseUp Egypt-Enabling Wheelers Physically&Socially

Project Report | Feb 21, 2019
Learning to turn the Disability into Ability!

By Lamise ElBetar | Project leader

Rise Up - Occupational Therapy
Rise Up - Occupational Therapy

Dear all Alhassan Foundation’s friends, believers & supporters,

We still believe that there’s nothing called as a disabled person rather he or she is a differently abled person. We can prove that to you by turning the disability into ability through learning the basic skills of using a wheelchair that permanent wheelchair users should learn to be independent and active persons.

It’s our pleasure to announce that we produced a series of 27 tutorial video series for basic wheelchair skills in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. This series is available online on YouTube for the 1st time in Arabic for all Arabic speaking countries to provide this service for the underprivileged physically challenged people in this region.

Please check the link below to watch one of the Occupational Therapy episodes about how to climb up or down a ramp or a bridge with a wheelchair:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGcE7Z1oa48

We are currently trying to secure enough funding to turn this online video series into one to one sessions where we train the wheelchair users in person on how to overcome their mobility issues and become independent.

We 1st got introduced to this type of therapy (occupational therapy) during Alhassan’s rehabilitation journey in Germany after his accident. Then we decided to bring this amazing method of therapy to Egypt to help wheelchair users through our program (Rise Up) to help them see through their challenge and find hope again that they still can be independent.

Check the link below to see Alhassan now moving independently without assistance, and he also got a scholarship to play wheelchair basketball and study abroad:

https://www.facebook.com/AlhassanFDN/videos/1696981517045123/

We would like to thank each and every one of you for your support. We urge you to continue supporting our cause and stay loyal donors to our cause through subscribing to a monthly recurring donation option. That will help wheelchair users in Egypt be more confident and accomplished. Please visit our Facebook page to read other success stories:

https://www.facebook.com/AlhassanFDN/

Thank you for believing in the differently abled. J

Therapy tutorial - CD & book
Therapy tutorial - CD & book
One to One therapy sessions
One to One therapy sessions
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Alhassan Foundation for Differently Abled Inclusion

Location: Giza - Egypt
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Project Leader:
Lamise ElBetar
Giza - Egypt , Giza Egypt
$2,675 raised of $20,000 goal
 
21 donations
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