#disability

#disability

"Before I came to Germany, I didn't know it would be so difficult... We men are not used to raising children," said Mohammed, a Syrian refugee.

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This letter was a bit more up to date, saying that it was going to be seven days for the repair, and then a couple of days later, they decided that all of a sudden, it was going to take many weeks to repair, which is shocking.

As a kid, I learned to do handstands from my dad;... but also in perspective. This innate curiosity... remains evident throughout her book On Muscle.

Vicente Borrero, a disabled man with sunburned skin and a hole-ridden tuxedo, has lived in a zinc-roofed house for 77 years, waiting for help.

The recent scrutiny is based partly on the remarkable growth in eligibility, with the customer base rising by about 200,000 over the past four years.

The fact that it used to be that individuals could only save up to $2,000 or they could lose benefits - that was really restricting a lot of families.

Scope's decision to close its Bromley charity shop reflects ongoing financial losses, even as some shops remain profitable. The charity aims to refocus its efforts.

Tánaiste Simon Harris admitted that it was true that no emergency funding was ever provided, highlighting a significant failure in the government’s promises for children with special needs.

Nnedi Okorafor's transformation from a paralyzed athlete, who lost faith in medicine to a bestselling author, illustrates resilience and the power of imagination.