Dr. Tania Gahima, a Burundian medical doctor, created a wheelchair initiative to support her daughter with a disability. She discusses her journey and the impact of her organization, Nganinka, in promoting accessibility for disabled children in Burundi in a VOA segment.

In Burundi, Dr. Tania Gahima, a family medical doctor, faced immense challenges in securing mobility solutions for her daughter, who has a disability. Determined to address this issue, she initiated the development of wheelchairs in her home country. In her inaugural segment of “Woman to Woman” with VOA’s Auriane Itangishaka, Dr. Gahima elaborated on her journey to establish her organization, Nganinka, which aims to assist children with disabilities across Burundi.

Dr. Tania Gahima’s efforts reflect a significant advancement in accessibility for children with disabilities in Burundi. Her proactive approach exemplifies how individual initiative can lead to broader social change, highlighting the importance of community solutions to meet pressing needs.

Original Source: www.voaafrica.com

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