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Welcome to Sound Abilities for Vulnerable Women Initiative, a non-governmental organization dedicated to empowering and uplifting blind women and blind children. At the heart of our mission is a commitment to creating a brighter future for women, girls, children and the aged with disabilities. Fostering inclusivity, and providing a supportive community for both children and women facing the unique challenges of blindness.
CEOEnsuring equal opportunities, dignity, and freedom for all, including those with disabilities, promotes a fairer, inclusive society.
Equitable access to learning empowers diverse learners.
Access to clean water and sanitation is essential for health, reducing disease, and promoting well-being, ensuring sustainable resources for future generations.
A healthy life involves physical well-being, mental balance, and accessible healthcare, empowering individuals to thrive and contribute to society.
Empowering women with disabilities is not just a task; it's a responsibility we all share. By breaking stereotypes, and ensuring equal opportunities, we create a world where Women with disabilities empowerment can rise, thrive, and contribute her unique strengths to shape a brighter future for all. Together, let's champion women's empowerment, celebrating their achievements and building a more inclusive and equitable society.
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Investing in a girl's education is an investment in a brighter tomorrow. By providing access to knowledge, we unlock her potential, break down barriers, and pave the way for a future filled with possibilities. Let's unite in ensuring every girl with disabilities has a chance to learn, grow, and become a catalyst for positive change in her community and beyond.
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Standing against gender-based violence is not just a choice; it's a collective commitment to creating a world where respect, dignity, and equality prevail. Together, let's raise our voices, break the chains of silence, and work tirelessly to eradicate all forms of violence against women, girls, children and the aged with disabilities. Every action against gender-based violence is a step towards a safer and more compassionate world for everyone.
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This is the first time in my life that I was taught on Menstral Hygiene Management and reusable PAD making. I did not know that prolong keeping of pads in the private part can be a breeding grown for infection which goes up to the inner reproductive system, causing even severe case like infertility later in life. Another fascinating thing is the making of reusable pad, the thought of making a healthy pad which is cheaper and safer was and is still a thing of joy to me. I made some for myself and my siblings now.
Honestly I must commend the WILD training, from the feeding provisions, location of venue I must say a big " thank you" to ma'am Miyausa. This is the first time I have seen a workshop program mixed with recreational activities of boating, and relaxing at the resort centre beside the lake. The teaching on Disability Rights, Menstrual Hygiene Management for adults, SRHR were so timely.
Having come from a very strict home of Hausas, I was really uncomfortable when the presenter was teaching on sexuality and demonstrating the proper uses of condom and lubricant. But as she goes deeper I became relaxed as I saw everyone was paying attention and learning. She taught with such confidence and simplicity that she allowed us to try fixing the condoms on cucumber while she goes round to check. She taught us the danger of giving birth with little intervals so much that I understood and have now began taking the right family planning to give me enough time to rest and care for my children. The recreational activity was superb too.
Anna Caleb ( wheelchair user) Attending a program that teaches and balances everything is so rear. WILD training balanced both indoor and outdoor exercises to reduce boredom. Considering everyone's special needs was pleasing to me, the teachings, the venue, the facilitators were well organised. I ended up going back home with a free wheel chair as a gift brought from Eugene, USA. I dint have to use my hands to hold my feet in a bent form to walk again. I went home rolling proudly on my wheels! Thank you Ma'am Miyausa, thank you SAVWIN Nigeria!