During the event, she highlighted that the first batch of beneficiaries had already received support, which included medical bills, payment of prospectus, bags of charcoal

In total, 22 individuals benefited from this initiative, which is part of the government's commitment through the Social Welfare and Community Development program.

This initiative aims to empower disabled individuals, helping them to support themselves and their families.

Mrs. Asamoah encouraged the beneficiaries to utilize the resources effectively to manage their daily affairs.

She emphasized the importance of self-worth, urging them not to underestimate their unique abilities and to recognize their value within society.

Among the items presented were popping corn maker, gas cylinder, welding machine, fufu pounding machine, industrial knitting machine, takeaway bowls, polythene bags, washing soap, detergents, bathing soaps and others.