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A brilliant final-year student at Obuasi Senior High Technical School has developed several innovative devices to support people with disabilities and improve daily life. His creations include a smart walking stick that helps visually impaired people detect obstacles, a GPS tracker for their safety and quick location, speech-controlled wheelchairs,... show more

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A final-year student of Obuasi Senior High Technical School, together with a colleague, has developed a smart walking stick designed to assist visually impaired persons with navigation. The innovative device is equipped with special sensors capable of detecting obstacles and water when brought close to them, enabling users to identify potential hazards and move around more safely and independently.

A final-year student of Obuasi Senior High Technical School, together with a colleague, has developed a smart walking stick designed to assist visually impaired persons with navigation. The innovative device is equipped with special sensors capable of detecting obstacles and water when brought close to them, enabling users to identify potential hazards and move around more safely and independently.

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The caretaker of his family in a genocide and unable to walk. Sameeh from Jenan Saba Camp in Khan Younis reached out to The Sameer Project asking to share his struggle. Support now: A person with disability in a genocide is extremely difficult as there are no accessible toilets, no pavements, no proper transport, and more challenges. So let alone if you had to handle that and also get water and food daily for your family! The Sameer Project wants to get Sameeh with a wheelchair to make his life easier. That would help him when getting water and also achieve his goal of going to the mosque more regularly. Wheelchairs are not easy to find as barely any get in and prices vary accordingly but we will do what we can to secure a wheelchair. And we will also provide food supply to the family. Donate to our Medical Campaign today to support this case and many others: Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Medical") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "Medical")

The caretaker of his family in a genocide and unable to walk. Sameeh from Jenan Saba Camp in Khan Younis reached out to The Sameer Project asking to share his struggle. Support now: A person with disability in a genocide is extremely difficult as there are no accessible toilets, no pavements, no proper transport, and more challenges. So let alone if you had to handle that and also get water and food daily for your family! The Sameer Project wants to get Sameeh with a wheelchair to make his life easier. That would help him when getting water and also achieve his goal of going to the mosque more regularly. Wheelchairs are not easy to find as barely any get in and prices vary accordingly but we will do what we can to secure a wheelchair. And we will also provide food supply to the family. Donate to our Medical Campaign today to support this case and many others: Other ways to donate include: (Paypal option, please make sure to add a message saying "Medical") (Venmo option, please make sure to add a message saying "Medical")

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