On October 30, 2024, Bright Future distributed essential assistive devices to 140 individuals (89 men and 51 women) with physical, visual, and hearing impairments in Endabaguna town, Northwest Tigray. To ensure accountability, the distribution was conducted in close coordination with local leaders and the Office of Social and Labor Affairs of Endabaguna town. This inclusive and well-structured approach ensured that the distribution prioritized the most vulnerable individuals within the community. This initiative was implemented from the generous support of USAID/BHA as part of the Bright Future-IOM/RRF inclusive psychosocial support project
The distribution included a variety of devices such as crutches, white canes, Braille papers, slates and styluses, hearing aids, and sign language books. These tools are designed to enhance mobility, communication, and overall independence for the conflict affected communities both in IDP sites and host communities.
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