Assembly Provides Cash and Livelihood Support to Persons with Disabilities
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What happened
The Mion District Assembly distributed GH¢476,360 in cash and livelihood support items to 143 Persons with Disabilities to help them establish or expand businesses. This support was part of the Assembly’s initial phase of the five percent allocation for PWDs under the District Assemblies Common Fund.
From ghanaiantimes.com.gh
Why it matters
The initiative aims to empower Persons with Disabilities to generate sustainable incomes and reduce their dependence on others. The distribution of funds and assets supports local economic self-reliance for the beneficiaries.
From ghanaiantimes.com.gh
Who's involved
- AssamThe state mentioned in the event summary, which is associated with the Assembly.
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Assam
Indian state
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