Not a slogan, feel-good photo, or a prop to signal care or leadership.
Inclusion and empowerment are real work that involve respect in action and awareness that must translate into tangible, sustainable change.
A privilege to watch our children and youngsters of the Ranger Foundation in Wooton shine today through their songs, plays, and performances that they worked so hard to prepare.
A reminder that we are all different, yet the same – As One People, As One Nation, As One Humanity.
I thank the students for their creativity, courage, wisdom, and resilience.
I also commend all parents whose support and dedication continue to shape our present and future generations.
I pay my tribute to the Foundation’s Director, the Management, and the staff who show – every day- what true commitment to children and families looks like.
Persons with disabilities are not symbols or narratives. They are human beings with real needs, real experiences, and real stories that deserve to be met with dignity and opportunity.
Today was yet another reminder of the path we must all walk, together, toward equity, inclusion, and true empowerment.
My commitment to turning this into a reality for all, as President of the Republic, will continue every day.