He gives people a lift.

Daniel Gatura helped start Ace Mobility. He gives Carol Mwikali a ride in Nairobi, Kenya. (AP/Andrew Kasuku)
Ace Mobility uses vans that have ramps and chairs that swivel. (AP/Andrew Kasuku)
Many people with special needs do not like for others to pick them up. They want to use ramps to ride public buses or vans. (AP/Andrew Kasuku)
Carol Mwikali sits inside an Ace Mobility van in Kenya. (AP/Andrew Kasuku)
Carol Mwikali pushes her wheelchair in Kenya. (AP/Andrew Kasuku)

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Mr. G.’s father used a wheel chair. Buses in his country do not have ramps. Wheel chairs do not fit in aisles.

Mr. G. got vans with ramps. His drivers give rides to people with special needs.

Pray: Thank God for those who see people in need and who work to serve them.

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Daniel Gatura lives in Nairobi, Kenya. Most people there get rides on motorbikes, in vans, or on buses. These vehicles cannot fit some people with special needs. Riders have to be carried up stairs. Drivers store their wheelchairs with luggage. Mr. Gatura’s father used a wheelchair. He could not get to work easily. He lost his job. Mr. Gatura helped start Ace Mobility in 2021. Its vehicles have ramps and seats that swivel. Drivers take riders where they need to go.

“I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” (Psalm 139:14)