Africa-Press – Angola. The Lwini Foundation intends to restart the “Formei” project, which aims to promote the social inclusion of people with disabilities, through the attribution of professional training grants and the allocation of jobs.
This information was provided by the institution’s executive director, Alfredo Ferreira, during the presentation ceremony of the 25 years of solidarity, having said that, for this purpose, there will be a competition from the business sector that should, in principle, finance the training and the admission of the beneficiary to the staff.
As for children with special educational needs, he said that they will also facilitate the level of learning through multifunctional rooms with equipment designed to develop certain cognitive functions of children.
According to the official, children with special needs often have learning difficulties. “If they have tools at the level of the technological world that allow them to develop their capacities, their learning in basic education will be better”.
On the other hand, he advanced that the foundation’s challenges are related to consolidating the projects in execution, mainly in the health sector, for a rational management of resources.
He also said that to date, around 30,000 wheelchairs, an equal number of crutches and crutches have already been distributed, in compensation alone.
He made it known that the greatest difficulty lies in the sources of financing, as a result of the current economic moment that the country is experiencing, but that he believes that better days will come.
The LWINI Fund is a social solidarity institution created 25 years ago, whose corporate purpose is to raise funds and carry out support actions for civilian victims of landmines.
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