This is Praise , he is my son my "sister's son" . Praise lives in Masvingo, Zimbabwe, he uses a wheelchair but he cant push it himself because his fingers dont straighten. Right now , someone has to push him everywhere- to the toilet, shops , church or to move around, sometimes they miss school .Praise deserves to move on his own.To have dignity. To choose where he goes. I m here to ask for help to buy him an electric wheelchair on his twentth birthday next year. I reached out to you because i know you will help me .Please donate and please share .Any amount can get us closer.If wiling get in touch with me on WhatsApp / call ( fast replies)0779593092Or email mirriampedzisai@gmail.com. Thank you . MAY God bless you, increase you and favor you .

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A wheelchair for Praise This is Praise , he is my son my "sister's son" . Praise lives i

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