Canadian Government Grants for Hiring Persons with Disabilities - Business Insider
The Canadian Government has introduced several funding grants for small business in Ontario to improve workplace accessibility and hire skilled persons with disabilities.
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Disabled Entrepreneurs of Uganda
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Boost for the disabled
Boost for the disabled - General - New Straits Times
KUALA LUMPUR: Disabled entrepreneurs no longer have to pay to register and renew their business licences with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM).
Read more: Boost for the disabled - General - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/boost-for-the-disabled-1.161307#ixzz2AxvXIXxh
KUALA LUMPUR: Disabled entrepreneurs no longer have to pay to register and renew their business licences with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM).
Read more: Boost for the disabled - General - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/boost-for-the-disabled-1.161307#ixzz2AxvXIXxh
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Disabled Entrepreneurs Seek Support | P.M. NEWS Nigeria
Disabled Entrepreneurs Seek Support | P.M. NEWS Nigeria
“We want to ensure that persons with disabilities are successful in their endeavours and to eliminate begging and destitution in the society. We want them to be able to access funds, support and incentives and for them to showcase ability in disability.Read more
“We want to ensure that persons with disabilities are successful in their endeavours and to eliminate begging and destitution in the society. We want them to be able to access funds, support and incentives and for them to showcase ability in disability.Read more
Sunday, 17 June 2012
Friday, 4 May 2012
Disableds’ uphill battle in the city - Cape Argus | IOL.co.za
Disableds’ uphill battle in the city - Cape Argus | IOL.co.za
“We might have access in a sense, but without quality. Pavements are not ramped and public transport is futile as it is not accessible,” Jabulane Blose, said. Read more
“We might have access in a sense, but without quality. Pavements are not ramped and public transport is futile as it is not accessible,” Jabulane Blose, said. Read more
'Azerbaijan uses successful models in solving disabled persons' problems'
News.Az - 'Azerbaijan uses successful models in solving disabled persons' problems'
"Today different countries of the world have social models. Sometimes, models of Sweden and Norway which have reached achievements with regard to social groups are highlighted. These are the countries where the solution of this issue has brought big results and continues to bring." Read More
"Today different countries of the world have social models. Sometimes, models of Sweden and Norway which have reached achievements with regard to social groups are highlighted. These are the countries where the solution of this issue has brought big results and continues to bring." Read More
Saturday, 28 April 2012
Blind Farmer Recorgnized Best Cocoa Grower
allAfrica.com: Ghana: Blind Farmer Wants Assistance to Expand Farms
He says his disability was not a licence for him to go onto the streets to beg for alms, hence his resolve to do something productive, and consequently ventured into farming upon the successful completion of the Akropong School of the Blind, culminating in his award last year.
He says his disability was not a licence for him to go onto the streets to beg for alms, hence his resolve to do something productive, and consequently ventured into farming upon the successful completion of the Akropong School of the Blind, culminating in his award last year.
Sunday, 11 March 2012
EDRISA MUWANGA FROM UGANDA.flv
This was when i was advocating for support for Entrepreneurs with disabilities
Friday, 2 March 2012
Carla Lohr: Isolating a Child With Disabilities Can Do Life-Long Damage
Carla Lohr: Isolating a Child With Disabilities Can Do Life-Long Damage
hielding a child with disabilities from life experiences is a sensitive subject. Unfortunately, it is one all too often ignored by many well-meaning parents of children with disabilities. While
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
A new approach to employment, job retention and career advancement for persons with disabilities
Health First’s Project SEARCH Celebrates Fifth Anniversary | Space Coast Medicine and Central Florida Medicine
While in the program students participate in an educational component in a host business where they are taught a range of skills, from technology to functional workplace safety, to workplace and job interview skills. Besides educational classes, students join a series of targeted internships and worksite rotations.
Al Ata aims to bring hope to Arab disabled people - First media academy in Arab world | Kuwait Times
Al Ata aims to bring hope to Arab disabled people - First media academy in Arab world | Kuwait Times
“There are no studies or research about the exact and accurate number of disabled persons. During conferences, we usually end up issuing recommendations and that is it. Even in other Arab countries the issue of the disabled is neglected and ignored. People need awareness about this issue. In London, for instance, a bus stops and the driver gets out to help a disabled passenger get into the bus,” said Ahmad Al-Farsi, Chairman of the Al Ata Academy and Channel.
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