Title: “The partnership between the Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation and the National Institute of Professional Preparation (INPP) for the empowerment of people living with disabilities”
Introduction: The Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation and the National Institute for Professional Preparation (INPP) recently announced the signing of a partnership to provide specific support to 500 people living with a disability. This collaboration aims to provide training and empowerment opportunities to people living with disabilities in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A bright future for people living with disabilities: The First Lady of the DRC, Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi, strongly believes in a bright future for people living with disabilities. Convinced of their talents and their potential, it is committed to supporting them and enhancing their skills. As part of this partnership, the INPP will play a key role in providing professional training adapted to the needs of these people, thus enabling them to acquire valuable skills for their autonomy.
The importance of empowerment: Caring for people with disabilities is a priority for the Congolese government. As a spokesperson for this cause, the First Lady stressed the importance of learning trades to promote the empowerment of this category of the population. By offering them the opportunity to train and acquire professional skills, we give them the means to meet their needs, participate actively in society and achieve their full potential.
A message of hope: The meeting between Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi and people living with disabilities was marked by moments of emotion and sharing. The First Lady listened to their stories, desires and aspirations, showing her willingness to understand them and support them on their journeys. These gestures of listening and compassion have aroused a sense of hope among people living with disabilities, who often feel marginalized.
Valuing talents: During the event, Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi also underlined the importance of valuing the talents of people living with disabilities. She visited an exhibition of works produced by women and men living with disabilities, highlighting their creativity and know-how. This promotion of their talents contributes to changing perceptions of disability and promoting greater inclusion in society.
Conclusion: The partnership between the Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation and the National Institute for Professional Preparation (INPP) represents a significant step forward in the care of people living with disabilities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. By offering training and empowerment opportunities, this partnership opens up new perspectives and contributes to building a future where disability will no longer be a fatality, but a force to be valued