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The Barbados-based Maria Holder memorial Trust has donated one wheelchair-accessible vehicle to the Ministry of Education to assist special needs children of the Dennery Childhood Development Center.
Chris Satney picks up that story.
SOURCE: Ministry of Education
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Cart before the horse. Have we decided to change the infrastructure to accommodate the wheel chair. Liberate the unfortunate among us. We need them to be free to move on the street while restricted in their wheel chair. Do not advertise a wheel chair while you have not made any provision for them.
can the ministers that are in charge of these different ministries please see to it that the employees answer the government phones?
God bless maria holder and her family
Very grateful 🙏
Thanks Marla Holder Fondation..I hope you all take care of the van in st.lucia..