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EquallyAble – 20 years of Impact and Change
2021 marks a different milestone for EquallyAble, it is 20 years old now. This has been such an amazing journey chronicled around the pain and suffering of many and how together, with your encouragement and support, we have been able to give hope to thousands of people with disabilities around the world. The last 20 […]
Easterseals Receives Grant from The EquallyAble Foundation
Courtesy: Easter Seals Chicago, IL, April 17, 2020 Media Contact: Sharon Watson swatson@easterseals.com Easterseals, the nation’s leading nonprofit provider of services and advocacy for people with disabilities and their families, has received a $25,000 grant from the EquallyAble Foundation to support the Easterseals COVID-19 Relief Fund. The Fund has been established to assure continued delivery […]
Year At A Glance, Impact of Your Donations
We are grateful to you for your continued support and encouragement. Your donations has really allowed us to continue our work and make a difference. Attached is a high-level overview of EquallyAble activities in the last one year. Read Report
EquallyAble Announces Youth with Disabilities Development Initiative
The United Nations finds that youth with disabilities are likely to face severe socioeconomic and communal disparities when compared to youth that lives in similar communities. Young people with disabilities comes across exclusion, isolation, abuse. Youth with disabilities are excluded from education and economic opportunities that would allow them to use there talents and skills […]
EquallyAble announces COVID19 disability relief initiative
Coronavirus 19 (COVID-19), has a had a tremendous impact on communities globally, with around 1.5 Million confirmed cases of the virus across the world . Those communities with limited resources, generally underserved populations, and limited means of advocacy have suffered at a greater rate from the virus. Within the United States, limited opportunities exist that […]
The Most Important and Best Thing in My Life
Mavluda is 43 and lives with her son in Tajikistan. She contracted polio when she was just one year old, resulting in the loss of use of both of her feet. She rarely left her house, was totally reliant on her family, and often sat at home worrying. Then Mavluda received her EquallyAble wheelchair, and […]
