The CS spoke at the first session of the Tunza Career Guidance and Mentorship program for students with disabilities at the Rev. She spoke of the need for teamwork to inspire and guide children from a young age, especially those with disabilities. “As a nation, we owe it to our children including children with disabilities the affection and attention they deserve to be ready to be the leaders of the present and the future. She said they go beyond just offering education scholarships for students with disabilities. They “instill confidence and forward habits in our children with disabilities” through their career guidance and mentorship programme.
