LET’S HELP DISABLED PEOPLE.....

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LIFE is much more than disability. Each and every one of us comes into this world with an assignment. What do I mean? You are born for a purpose. But there people who cannot do anything without the help of people.

Indeed, once again life is like a jigsaw puzzle. The pieces come in different shape and sizes but they all have their places that only one particular piece can fit.
What am trying to put across is that there people today who have massive struggle to do things like a normal person can do but because there are disabled they really fail.
Honestly, they need our help and don’t ignore them. More especially those who can can’t walk, talk or sit others wear nappies. As William Shakespeare said ‘action is eloquence’, you will always be able to find someone who needs your help.
I leave with u now because KINDNESS is one of the pillars of the world. Every act of kindness makes someone kinder person and benefits somewhere.
THANK YOU
The activist,
Walusungu Silweya
11 June at 12:47

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