From TCNEWS
A Nongovernmental Organization known as The Straight Child Foundation, TSCF has said that Nigeria’s 64th year of independence has offered the citizens a moment to reflect on the resilience and perseverance of a nation that has weathered trials, embraced diversity, and continually strived to reach its vast potential.
Pix: Dr. Mrs Peace Amaraegbulam.
In a release made available to our correspondent, the Foundation which has an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Mrs Peace Amaraegbulam, as the Vision bearer, expressed optimism that at 64, the best days of Nigeria are still ahead.
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The release partly read, “As we celebrate this Independence Day, we honour the dreams of our founding fathers, their vision of a prosperous and united Nigeria.
“In this spirit of optimism and resilience, let us look ahead to the Nigeria we want to see”.
In another development, parents of children with Cerebral Palsy, CP have been provided with practical tips on meal planning, essential nutrients, and ways to address feeding challenges common in cerebral palsy care.
Speaking during the Parents Support Group meeting for Cerebral Palsy held recently in Umuahia the Head of Department, Nutrition and Dietetics, Federal Medical Centre, FMC, Umuahia, Mrs Solomon Confidence, who led an insightful session on proper nutrition and adequate diet, exposed Parents on the importance of balanced meals to support their children’s growth, manage symptoms, and improve overall health.
The Interactive Parents Support Group meeting for Cerebral Palsy had in attendance parents, staff of FMC and some Staff of The Straight Child Foundation, who include, Mrs Uchenna Oluwatosin, TSCF Team leader, Mr. Bright Amadi; Mr. Uchenna Egbe-Eni; Mr. Wilson Oluyomi and the TSCF Co-Founder/CEO, Dr Peace Amaraegbulam.
Also in another development, TSCF has concluded plans to embark on a Health Walk in celebration of World Cerebral Palsy Day, come Saturday, October 5th 2024.
A release made available to newsmen enjoined Abians to join hands together with the TSCF to raise awareness, show support, and walk together for the amazing children and families impacted by Cerebral Palsy.
The release which enjoined all the residents and citizens of Umuahia, Abia State, capital to come out and make a difference as it affects CP cases, stated that the event would kickoff on October 5th, 2024, by 06:30am, at Nuella’s Place, 58 Warri Street, Umuahia.
“Whether you’re walking for a loved one or just to show your support, your presence matters. Together, we can promote inclusion, spread love, and strengthen our community. Let’s make every step count”, the release also read.