The renowned charity organisation, Juremi Foundation, has again reached out to humanity, as she visits the school of physically challenged persons in FCT Abuja. The visit was to encourage and sustain a sense of belonging in the visions and dreams of students in the handicap school.

"The recent visit by Juremi Foundation to the school of handicapped persons is in view of our commitments to improve and enhance the egagements, supports and confidence among those who are challenged physically". "We have also developed series of programs that will distinctively create a platform for these persons in any society". The project coordinator was reacting to the visit when he highlighted the benefits of the program for students in the school.

He stated that the visit was to establish a productive relationship with the students, discussing vocationally on their career and aspirations in life.

Juremi foundation team enjoyed a blissful lunch with the students as an exemplary gesture to improve their sense of belonging and also engage the general social inclusiveness of physically challenged persons nationwide.

The management and members of staff of the School of Handicapped Persons expressed gratitude to the Team from Juremi foundation, stating that this charitable gesture will go a long way to encourage physically challenged persons in Nigeria. The student where also very happy as they shared their life-touching experiences with the team.

Juremi Foundation remains one of the most active charity-based organisation in northern Nigeria. She sees no going back on her mission to promote the life of those who are disadvantaged and less privileged in Nigeria.
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A man with no legs built a 800 million naira edifice in Ibadan and the state government pulled it down. What support/help are there for Nigerian disabled ?

Thanks for the charitable work. Keep it up.

This is great.

God bless the kind hearted Juremi Foundation.

Good

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A man with no legs built a 800 million naira edifice in Ibadan and the state government pulled it down. What support/help are there for Nigerian disabled ?

Deep truth!

I wish I can help God will soon provide..#startsmallfinishbig24

We need to visit them always, they are always excited seeing people around them, the first day I went there I broke in tears what I kept asking myself its challenging with the teachers how about there parents at home.

Very good one. The society needs to take more care for these special ones. Unless one is disabled one wouldn't know the kind of discrimination and pain they go through. They are in their condition not of their making!