Grete’s New Wheelchair Changed Her Life
Three-year-old Grete can light up a room with her smile! Despite a rare congenital condition that causes mobility-limiting deformities, Grete radiates...
7
Jun
1
Jun
One Girl’s Story and a Global Need for People With Disabilities
The World Health Organization estimates that over 75 million people in the world today need a wheelchair, and more than 85% of them can’t access one...
1
May
What do People Living with Disability Need Most?
Seven-year-old Victoria needed a wheelchair but her family couldn’t access one. Her mother asked God for help...The World Health Organization estimates that…
30
Mar
Susannah’s First Steps Made Possible by Wheels for the World
When Susannah was born with Down syndrome, doctors told her parents, “You have a special child, and there is nothing we can do for her.” For six years…
21
Feb
The World Opened Up Through the Gift of a Wheelchair
7-year-old Grecia has hydrocephaly and a permanent shunt in her brain that was surgically implanted after she was born. She has struggled with asthma and…
19
Jan
New Beginnings in the New Year!
It’s a New Year filled with God’s provision and new beginnings! And our Joni and Friends Bay Area team is rolling up their sleeves and diving into a brand…
5
Jan
Ebenezer’s Story: A Mother’s Prayer for Her Son
Ebenezer was born in Ghana with badly twisted ankles and his mother and father did everything they could to find a medical cure. When they were told that...
2
Nov
The Powerful Testimony Of Jesus Through A Wheelchair
I get so energized whenever I nudge a child’s tender soul toward the Lord Jesus. It’s how I felt when I spoke to Levi in El Salvador...
19
Oct
Zoltan’s Story
In a small home in the poverty-stricken village of Brasov, Romania lives a young boy named Zoltan. Born with cerebral palsy, Zoltan is unable to move freely...
18
Oct
Discovering an Abundant Life in Jesus!
Four-year-old Ezequiel lives in Santiago, Dominican Republic. He has hydrocephalus, spina bifida and a seizure disorder. And though doctors have told his…
